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A historic jewel hidden away at the heart of Europe, the Czech Republic packs a lot of punch for such a small country. No bigger than Scotland or South Carolina, it's crammed with fairytale castles, medieval towns, elegant spa resorts and scenic national parks. And on top of all that, it's the birthplace of the world's finest beer.

Things to See in Czech Republic

Soak up the atmosphere in zlata Praha - golden Prague, one of Europe's most beautiful and cultural cities, with a wealth of magnificent gothic, baroque, art nouveau and cubist architecture, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, and the world's biggest castle. Get the creeps at Sedlec Ossuary, where the centuries-old bones of around 40,000 people have been crafted into a stunning display of garlands, chandeliers, sculptures and coats of arms. Chill out in the attractive spa resort of Karlovy Vary, which offers hot mineral springs, fine baroque and gothic architecture, forest walks and a lively cultural scene. And don't miss the picturesque castle at nearby Loket, perched high above the River Ohre. Visit the attractive university town of Olomouc, noted for its parks, baroque churches, sculptures and fountains. The surrounding Hana region is strongly agricultural, with many villages holding attractive harvest festivals in late September.

Things to Do in Czech Republic

Join the locals and get a different perspective on Prague by taking a cruise along the Vltava River, either downstream to Prague Zoo, or upstream to the Slapy Dam. There are a number of classical concerts held in Prague's venues, including ancient churches, concert halls, historic buildings and outdoor theatres. Spa treatments are available in many areas, with the favourite being the famous spa resort of Karlovy Vary. Go hiking in the Šumava Forest, the country's largest national park. A region of forest-clad hills along the border with Austria, the park includes scenic lakes, trout streams, areas of virgin forest and important historic monuments. Canoeing is popular in the Czech Republic, and there are instructors available to help you if you are a beginner. Enjoy hiking or rock climbing amid the spectacular scenery of the Adršpach-Teplice Rocks, whose bizarre landscape bristles with sandstone pinnacles, contorted canyons and wildlife-filled forests.

Weather in Czech Republic

The temperate climate means that winters are cold and summers hot. Spring and summer have the highest rainfall.