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If you are a tourist, then you might like to know that the Czech Republic is one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the world. The only thing we don't have is the sea.

There are world-famous tourist destinations that are dry and covered with sand. Others are rather flat, while still others are covered by things like glaciers. Many of these destinations have the most dreadful weather out of season.

Such things can not be said in relation to the Czech Republic. It is a diverse country with the most picturesque landscapes and a rich heritage of all sorts. And what is more, you will be able to put up with the weather from the beginning of January until the very end of December.
It is an ideal place to spend a holiday as well as for weekend visits and Saturday walks.

The church, which used to serve as a gathering place for the local population, dominates most villages. Therefore church monuments constitute a great part of the Czech cultural heritage.

Belonging to this category are also Jewish monuments, which have been gradually restored since the Second World War.

Technical monuments are also part of the national heritage.
They include windmills and watermills, canals, blacksmiths' workshops, paper mills, etc.
Architectural monuments are also important.

The Czech Republic has no sea or ocean on its borders. However, it can boast a veritable sea of monuments. Czechia is often referred to as a superpower in relation to the number of monuments belonging to the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Apart from a large number of castles, stately homes and castle ruins of all styles of architecture, also well worth visiting are monuments of Folk architecture and open-air museums as well as urban and village conservation areas.

All these tourist attractions were set in the countryside by our ancestors. Although the environment suffered under the totalitarian regime, it is now in the process of being restored. The natural heritage of the Czech Republic consists of four national parks, 23 landscape conservation areas and an uncountable number of nature reserves and monuments.

There are also many arboretums, botanical gardens and zoos. There are lookout towers with magnificent views over the surrounding countryside. On a hot day, it is pleasant to visit caves, which you will find all over the Czech Republic.

The Czech Republic has a great deal to offer everyone that visits this wonderful country, and that means foreign as well as domestic tourists.