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With more than 100,000 visitors per year, this important Middle Aged city is one that certainly has not been forgotten. Originally the historical centre of Moravia the majority of major events in Czech history has happened here and it is now a university town with lots to explore. You can still feel the regal-ness that religion brought to most cities about a 1000 years ago with the lots of grand buildings and facades mixed about this farming area.

Driving Distance from Prague: 3 hours

Taking the Train from Prague: 2.5 hours (take a direct train from Main Railway Station)

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