Take, for example, the town of Kutna Hora. Its name is little known, but visiting Kutnu-Gora, you will remain impressed for life (though, the most famous monument in this city refers, more likely, to death). It's about the Barn, a church made up of four tens of thousands of human bones. It's easy to get to the blood-curdling sights - Kutna Hora is an hour's drive from the Czech capital.

Previously, silver was mined in the town, thanks to the successful course of this noble cause, Kutna Hora was in fact the financial capital, the second most important city in the Czech Republic after Prague. The preserved grandeur and architectural appearance of the city allow the local authorities to spend here an annual Medieval show. It takes place in the summer, gathers tens of thousands of guests and includes knight tournaments, open-air competitions, street performances and other events typical for the past.

Brno is famous for the cathedral of Peter and Paul .This is a cathedral, its construction in the Gothic style arose on the site of the original temple, and after several times it was rebuilt, which led to the transition to the neo-Gothic .The cathedral is famous not only for its aesthetic perfection, but also for the fact that its clock strikes noon an hour earlier, at 11:00, in memory of the events of 1645, when, according to legend, the "local bell-ringer" rescued the city besieged by the Swedes .Also, in memory of the liberation from the Swedes, the authorities of Brno every year in August arrange a holiday, a historical reconstruction with all the attributes: staged battles and colorful performances .

It is difficult to imagine a trip to this country, without reviewing at least one castle .But all in the Czech Republic there are more than one and a half thousand ... This and Rozhmberk over Vltavoi ,foundation leaving in the Šumava Mountains ,and Orlik Castle ,built on a small rock in the middle of the lake ,and fortress in the town of Tabor ,and Karlštejn Castle on the mountain ,that on the banks of the Berounka River and built specifically for Charles IV ,and the incomparable romantic castle of Hluboka nad Vltavou ,and Zvikov Castle ,who is called the "King of the Castles of the Czech Republic" ,and Cherven Lhota ,in which more than 30 fairy tales and historical films were shot ,and Sikhrov - carved romantic miracle of architecture ,and the castle in the middle of the town of Ceske Budejovice ,called Bohemian Florence

Czech Republic is also unthinkable without beer, as without locks .Beer capital here is rightfully considered the city of Pilsen, which gave the name to the world's most popular beverage .Dreamed of the "beer" glory of Bavaria, Pilsen managed to attract German brewers to their city, having achieved as a result a result capable of competing with the Germans .Therefore founded in the 13th century Pilsen, in the 19th century took the palm tree in the production of beer in the country .The Brewery Museum will tell the travelers in detail about the history of this drink in the local regions .The theory is best reinforced by practice - in this you will help the brewery Plzeскийský Праздstroj (its cellars stretched as far as 10 kilometers!) .Here you can taste the famous beer that the whole world delivers to the Czech Republic .

In addition to beer, the city produces and famous for the whole world cars "Skoda". And in Pilsen is the widest area of ​​the country - the Republic Square, whose length and width are respectively 139 and 193 m. Pilsen is the third largest city (after the Budapest and Jerusalem) synagogues in the world.

But not everyone prefers beer to other delicacies and delicious foods. There is an opinion that those who do not favor alcohol, adore sweet. Czech Republic and for them prepared a gift - a wonderful town of Pardubice, famous for the production of unique to taste and kind of gingerbread.

Approximately from the middle of the 19th century the production of gingerbread took in Pardubice such a beautiful image - the confectioners began to compete in the manufacture of an endangered dainty by all the existing methods .The composition of the test began to add the most exotic ingredients, the glaze was cooked from the most delicious syrups, the sweets were covered with an exquisite mixture of fragrant crumbs, creams, powder .Over time, gingerbread from Pardubice became a real business card of the city, they took the form of houses, town halls, churches, gnomes, animals and birds .Recipes of the test, powders, powders, syrups, fillers are still kept secret .

With decor and decorations in Pardubice, everything is in order. And it is expressed not only in gingerbread. The tourist will be attracted by local Renaissance mansions with facades decorated with scenes from the Bible. The most famous of them in Pardubice is the building "U Yenash" (At Iona). It is decorated with relief whales, swallowing the prophet Jonah, according to legend, spent three days in the whale. The center of Pardubice is adorned with the tower "Green Gate" and the church of St. Bartholomew.