The National Theatre is the embodiment of the will of the Czech nation for national independence and independence. Wide layers of all the people and the ceremonial laying of the foundation stone participated in its building with collections
On May 16, 1868, it became a nationwide political manifestation.

The idea of building a dignified stone theatre was born in the autumn of 1844 at the meetings of patriots in Prague and began to be implemented with a request for a “privilege to build, furnish, maintain and manage” an independent Czech theatre, which was submitted to the Estates Committee of the Czech Parliament on 29 January 1845 by František Palacký. The privilege was granted as early as April 1845. However, it was not until six years later – in April 1851 – that the Corps for the Establishment of the Czech National Theatre in Prague issued its first public proclamation 
to start the collections. A year later, the land of the former salt works was purchased from the proceeds of the first collections
with an area of less than 28 ares, which predetermined the beautiful location of the theatre on the Vltava bank against the panorama of Hradčany, but at the same time created difficult conditions for the authors of the building with its crampedness and trapezoidal shape.

The Municipal Theatre in Karlovy Vary, formerly also the Vítězslav Nezval Theatre, is a pseudo-Rococo building from 1886, built according to the design of Viennese architects Ferdinand Fellner and Hermann Helmer

The varied programme caters to all age and social groups. It presents the best of the production of Czech theatre scenes and at the same time presents successful domestic and foreign authors, often in Czech premieres. Interior of the Karlovy Vary Municipal Theatre A separate chapter is the interior decoration.

The Seč Dam is one of the most beautiful and also the most visited places in the Iron Mountains. Its purpose is primarily to retain water in the reservoir to improve the flow in the lower section of the Chrudimka River, but it also has a recreational and water-saving function. Kongres Hotel Jezerka is a modern hotel focused on corporate events and recreational stays.  It is located in a beautiful natural area of East Bohemia in the heart of the Protected Landscape Area of the Iron Mountains. The surroundings of the hotel are beautiful and perfect for recreation, relaxation and sports or cultural activities.

The Pieniny Mountains form a mountain massif of the Bradl Belt. Only lower peaks are found on Slovak territory, such as Holica (828 m). The most dominant peaks are located on the Polish side: Sokolica (747 m) and Three Crowns (Polish: Trzy korony, 982 m). The peak of the Three Crowns consists of five parts: Okrąglica (982 m); Płaska Skała …

The BACHLEDKA Ski & Sun Ski Resort is located in the Spišská Magura Mountains and is located in three villages – Ždiar, Jezersko and Malá Franková. Skiers will certainly be interested in the beautiful views of the panorama of the High and Belianske Tatras. Skiers can enjoy groomed slopes of varying difficulty from easy to difficult

The unique attraction was opened on Friday, September 29, in the Bachledova Valley in the High Tatras. Tourists can take a walk here literally in the treetops. The wooden nature trail is 600 meters long, 180 centimeters wide, and its highest point is 24 meters high.

The Aphrodite Spa Hotel with its antique-style interior offers visitors an atmosphere of well-being, luxury and comfort. Under one roof of the four-star hotel in Rajecké Teplice Spa , you will find comfortable accommodation, spa treatments, a top restaurant and other additional services

A landmark from the 16th century, 34 m high, 101 steps, gallery height 20 m. Due to the deviation of 68 cm from the vertical axis, it is also called the “leaning tower”

The museum was founded in 1968 on the premises of the historic Prague-Kbely military airport, which was the first air base built after the establishment of Czechoslovakia in 1918. The number and quality of its collections makes it one of the largest aviation museums in Europe. At present, it has 275 aircraft in its collections, of which almost a hundred are exhibited in covered halls, 25 in uncovered exhibition spaces, 155 are stored in depositories and 10 airworthy are operated. A number of aircraft are unique in the world. The museum’s exposition is directly related to the history of Czechoslovak and Czech aviation, especially military aviation. For comparison, there are also selected types of world-famous aircraft, as well as a number of aircraft engines, airframe components, armament, equipment, uniforms, banners, decorations and other monuments related to the history of Czechoslovak and Czech aviation.

Ropice garden with live exotic butterflies from all over the world.

Get ready to meet the most beautiful butterflies from all over the world – e.g. from Thailand, the Philippines, the rainforests of South America or Mexico.

In the so-called flight zone with an area of 100m2, you will see hundreds of exotic butterflies with a wingspan of up to 20cm! And you will be able to see these beauties of the animal kingdom from complete proximity and in absolute contact – you will not find any barriers between guests and butterflies with us.

In the butterfly house, photography is not limited or charged. Therefore, always have your camera ready in case some “flying gem” chooses your arm for landing and a short rest.

Be sure to stop by the hatchery – with a bit of luck, you will become an eyewitness to the hatching of a butterfly from the chrysalis and its first flight of life.

The flight zone is equipped with information signs with interesting facts about the life of butterflies, and you can buy souvenirs exclusively with a butterfly theme at the reception.