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With over a thousand years of history the city of Prague has no shortage of attractions for the curious visitor. From its famous castle, to the picturesque Charles bridge and the baroque splendor of Saint Nicholas' Church, Prague is a city which never fails to enchant. The astronomical clock at the old city town hall has been working since its installation 1410 and along with more than ten major museums,numerous theatres, galleries, cinemas and a vibrant nightlife..

The largest forested area in Europe, the Šumava National Park is located next to the border with Germany and Austria. The park was declared a Biospherical Reserve by Unesco in 1990 and became a national park in 1991. The area is home to one of the largest stable population of wild lynxes to be found on the continent.

One of the most famous and well visited catles in the Czech Repubic, Karlštejn Castle is located 30km to the south west of Prague. The castle's origins date back to the 14th century when it was established by Charles the IV as a secure place in which imperial regalia, holy relics and important state documents could be stored. With a cheap flight to the Czech-Repubic you to could explore this historic site.

Occupying most of the eastern part of the Czech Republic, Moravia is a region renowned for its varied and beautiful landscapes and wine production. It's major cities, Brno, Olomouc and Zlín are all worth visiting and amongst the region's most celebrated attractions is the Romanesque Saint Wenceslas Cathedral which is found in Olomouc.

A small city in the Southern Bohemian region of the Czech-Republic, Český Krumlov's ancient old town is a Unesco World Heritage Site. The castle was built in the 13th central and is unusually large for a town of this size. The castle features a unique revolving theatre in its grounds and a court theatre with its original stage machinery, one of few to remain in existence. The town is also home to a museum dedicated to one of its most famous sons, the painter Egon Schiele.