Czech Republic, Central Resorts

Peaceful countryside, caves and attractive monuments – Central Bohemia offers all of this.

Some of the most popular places to visit are the Karlštejn Castle and Konopišt? Chateau, and the picturesque medieval town of Kutná Hora with its Chursh of St. Barbara and the gloomy ossuary of Sedlec. In the wine-producing town of M?lník, you can have lunch at the chateau restaurant while overlooking the confluence of the Vltava and Labe Rivers below.

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Fun and Adventure Club

Jaromer , Czech Republic

The resort is situated in a romantic country area about 120 kilometers northeast of Prague and 60 kilometers from the Polish border. The famous ski area and summer destination "Erzgebirge" is only 35 kilometers away. It is a well-renovated old country house with units decorated in a rustic style, situated in a quiet, relaxing environment. The resort also offers two restaurants, bars, equestrian sports, and golf.

Rezidence Zlatych Nuzek

Prague, Czech Republic

Rezidence Zlatych Nuzek is a newly renovated resort situated in the ancient streets of Lesser Town and only 50m from Charles Bridge, one of the most remarkable Prague historical monuments. The original house 'At the Golden Scissors' built in 1586, is one of the oldest buildings on Kampa island. Another historical building is the renaissance corner house at the crossing with Hroznova Street which was rebuilt in 1804 according to the design by the famous architect Ignatius Palliardi.

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