Bohemia lies in a large basin, enclosed on the north, west and south by a natural border line of mountains, which also allow for ideal conditions for winter and summer recreation.

The region in the northern part of the Czech Republic lavishes its amenities; we can find wild, mysterious and romantic places there. In particular, it is a country of sandstone rocks and fascinating mountainous sceneries, together with quiet places with notable monuments.

The highest Czech mountains of Krkonoše, Český Ráj, the romantic area of sandstone rock towns, and the attractive labyrinth of the Teplice-Adršpach Rocks are all situated in East Bohemia. There are also places and monuments of historical significance, beautiful rustic architecture and the industry that stretches its importance beyond the borders of the Czech Republic.    

Just as Prague Castle belongs to the panorama of Prague, and the dominant Ještěd viewing tower to the panorama of the Liberec region, so do the ponds, fish and fishermen, plus many other extraordinarily preserved and architecturally beautiful villages belong to the scenery of South Bohemia. 

Central Bohemia is a region of ancient castles, romantic rocky gullets, large forests and fertile plains, interwoven with large rivers. This region, surrounding Prague, is ideal for traveling.

Western Bohemia offers a number of attractive tourist sites: one can find beautiful nature there, where the southwest part of the Krusny Mountains continues to the Sumava mountain range, and one can discover folklore traditions in the district of Chodska.  Those who love spas will get acquainted with the most famous Czech spas and beer lovers will be invited on a tour of the world renowned Plzen brewery.