Vacation Rentals in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is rich in ancient cultural monuments and historical cities. Those interested in culture will therefore feel particularly at home in a holiday apartment in the middle of Prague or one of the other cities. There are also vacation rentals not far from the national parks, where you will soon be able to reach the hiking trails. In winter, a vacation rental close to the ski resorts is particularly recommended.

In the Czech Republic there are large and small holiday homes, in the country and in the residential districts of the cities. In the mountainous region, a chalet is a particularly luxuriously furnished accommodation that also offers ample space for large families. In addition, you can rent a holiday apartment in the country or a city apartment not far from the most important sights in the Czech Republic.

Parking by car is usually not a problem in rural areas. Many landlords in the Czech Republic offer a shuttle service so that you can easily get to your accommodation without a car. In addition, there are holiday accommodations where breakfast is included. In addition to ski rental, some accommodation providers also provide bicycle or boat rental.

The Czech Republic, with a population of around 10.5 million, borders on Germany, Poland, Slovakia and Austria, so this holiday destination can be easily reached by car or train. The state capital is Prague in the centre of the Czech Republic. Other large cities are Brno, Pilsen, Ostrava, Liberec, Olomouc and ?eské Bud?jovice.

The rural regions of the Czech Republic are characterised by some basin landscapes and surrounded by impressive mountains. In the southwest of the country you will find the Bohemian Forest, the highest point of which has an altitude of 1,400 metres. To the north are the Sudeten Mountains and the Giant Mountains, where the highest mountain, the Schneekoppe, is located. The northwest of the Erzgebirge is a fantastic region for green activities.

The most famous national parks are the Krkonoše National Park, the Bohemian Switzerland National Park and the umava National Park in the Šumava Forest. The latter national park comprises the largest forest area in Central Europe and also consists of plateaus, moors and swamps, moor lakes and romantic valleys.

The Czech Republic is ideal for exploring by bicycle. There is an extensive network of well-signposted cycle paths through the whole country, partly through the cities, partly through hilly terrain. Some routes can be found, for example, in the Bohemian Forest, which offers a breathtaking natural landscape as a backdrop for cycling. Well-known cycle routes are also those along the Vltava River and marked routes from Prague to Brno, ?eské Bud?jovice or Pilsen.

The Czech Republic has several spa resorts with medicinal springs, which is why this holiday destination is also ideal for a relaxing holiday in a spa. Mariánské Lázn? and Karlovy Vary are among the most famous health resorts. There you can relax in hot springs, take your train through the water in the middle of a unique bath architecture or recharge your energy batteries with a soothing massage.

Winter sports are not only a tradition in the Czech Republic. There are also extensive and varied ski areas that attract thousands of winter holidaymakers every year. The pistes in the northern Giant Mountains, in the Ore Mountains, in the Bohemian Forest or on the Keilberg can be considered for this. International centres for Nordic sports are Liberec and Harrachov, where the Nordic World Ski Championships and the FIS World Cup Jumping take place regularly.