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Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Thanks to its rich history, Prague is an important world cultural center and after London, Paris, Rome and Istanbul it is the fifth most visited city in Europe. There are many museums, calsic and modern architecture. Among the most visited are the historic city center with a unique panorama of Prague Castle, the largest castle complex in the world. The most know and visited places in Prague are Charles Bridge from the 14th century, Old Town Square, Old Town Hall and Old Town Astronomical Clock, Tyn Church, St. Vitus Cathedral etc.

Valašské Meziříčí is a town in the Vsetín district in the Zlín Region, 15 km north of Vsetín at the confluence of the Rožnovská and Vsetínská Bečva rivers. Its location makes it the gateway to the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy Mountains and an important transport hub. Sometimes Valašské Meziříčí is also called Wallachian Athens or Valmez for short. The historic centre of the town was declared a town conservation area in 1992. Here you can visit, for example, the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Kinsky Castle, the Žerotín Castle and many other monuments.

Český Krumlov is the most important South Bohemian Heritage reserve with a preserved set of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings in the historic core of the city. Český Krumlov is therefore also the most important tourist center of South Bohemian, and its historic center and the State Castle and chateau were included in the list of UNESCO monuments in 1992. This second largest castle and chateau complex is one of the most important monuments in Censtral Europe. The production of picture moldings and frames has more than a century-old tradition here, which originated here at the end of 1860 when Schönbauer´s workshop was founded.

The town of Tábor is located in the Tábor district in the South Bohemian Region, 50 km north of České Budějovice and 75 km south of Prague. It lies on the Lužnice River. The historic centre of the town, with its perfectly preserved network of winding streets in the Gothic style, is a conservation area.

Pečky lies in the Nymburk Basin about 10 km southwest of Poděbrady and is the youngest town of the Kolín district. The village of Velké Chvalovice, where the Chapel of St. John of Nepomuk and the remains of a fortress are located, is also part of the town of Pečky.

Pardubice is a university and statutory town in the Pardubice district in eastern Bohemia. It is situated in the eastern part of the Polabie region at the confluence of the Elbe and Chrudimka rivers, approximately 100 kilometres east of Prague and 20 kilometres south of Hradec Králové. The town has many national (e.g.: Pardubice Castle with fortifications) and cultural monuments (e.g.: Church of the Annunciation, Church of St. Bartholomew, Church of St. John the Baptist, new Jewish cemetery and many others. The town has been famous for the production of gingerbread since the 16th century.

Brandýs nad Labem is located in the Prague-East district on an elevated terrace above the Elbe River, in which a deep gorge with steep slopes was carved by the Vinořský Brook, which flows into the river. Since 1992 the historic centre of the town has been an urban conservation area. There are many cultural monuments in the town, such as the statue of St. Wenceslas with a banner, the Gothic church of St. Peter, the Baroque deanery and the bell tower of the Catholic church from 1773, the Jewish cemetery founded in 1568-one of the oldest in the Czech Republic, the Jewish synagogue, Brandýs castle with a garden and many others.

Olomouc is a historic city located in the heart of Moravia, known for its rich Baroque architecture. Its main landmark is the Holy Trinity Column, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is an important cultural and university center, home to Palacký University, the second oldest university in the Czech Republic. Olomouc has a long history dating back to the Middle Ages, when it was a significant seat of Moravian bishops. Today, it offers a mix of historical charm, a vibrant student atmosphere, and modern urban life.