Czech Republic Vacation Rentals

For a cultural and action-packed city break, look no further than the Czech Republic. You’ll find a wide range of apartments in this vast country, ranging from quaint baroque buildings, Gothic towers or beautiful bohemian rentals. If you’d prefer something a little more modern on the exterior, the country’s recent popularity means you’ll also find many new stylish apartments, particularly in the major cities. The range of self-catering apartments on offer mean that you’ll have everything you need at your fingertips, leaving you to spend your time exploring this beautiful country

Enjoy the local cuisine in the Czech Republic: Hearty meals and exquisite sweets

To experience Czech cuisine at its best, you’ll find that the capital, Prague, has an array of restaurants. Many of the traditional dishes are meat based, and stews (or goulash) and thick soups are very popular. Another staple, and something to definitely try during your stay are the dumplings served alongside meals. You’ll find both wheat and potato based dishes depending on the dish they’re served with.

If you have a sweet tooth, be sure to try a trdelnik; a sweet-smelling pastry rolled around a stick and topped with sugar. If you take a wander round the capital city, you’ll find street vendors selling them.

For a night out in the Czech Republic: have a drink and take in a show

Prague, the capital city, is renowned in Europe for its vibrant nightlife, with an abundance of bars, clubs and boutique eateries. The prices are incredibly reasonable, particular for locally made alcoholic drinks, and many bars (particularly those attached to hotels) will treat you to stunning views over the town while you sip cocktails on their terraces.

If you would prefer something a little more low-key, consider taking a stroll down the river to listen to some of the city’s best jazz musicians. You could even head to the National Theater to catch an opera or a ballet performance.

Explore the sights of the Czech Republic

Most visitors to the country prioritise Prague as their number one place to explore, but the country is filled with other towns and attractions which are often overlooked. For the stunning architecture alone, take a trip to Cesky Krumlov. With many of the original 15th-century buildings still intact, this town is home to an overwhelming castle, complete with exquisite gardens and an extravagant fountain. There is also a theater attached should you wish to catch a play.

For something slightly different, the country houses many breweries which offer tours and tasting sessions to visitors. The most famous of these is the Pilsner Urquell Brewery, where you can sample the beers and purchase limited edition merchandise.

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