
Prague, the capital city of Czech Republic, is famous all over the world thanks to attractions such as Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and the Jewish Quarter. In Brno we recommend taking a trip to the Villa Tugendhat, an icon of modernist architecture which is amongst the few recent buildings ranked as UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Kutná Hora the Sedlec Ossuary is awaiting visitors: The Roman Catholic chapel is said to contain about 40,000 to 70,000 skeletons and is therefore particularly famous with visitors who don’t mind some goose bumps. Famous European writers and musicians such as Goethe and Beethoven have always appreciated the healing powers of Czech spa towns such as Karlovy Vary (also known as Carlsbad) or Teplice. Travelers looking for more active and sporty holidays can go hiking or skiing in the Bohemian Forest. Last but not least, Czech Republic is famous for its outstanding beer: You can visit the Pilner Urquell brewery in Plzeň or go to České Budějovice, where Busweis Budvár is brewed.
Czech Republic is basically located at the border of Western and Eastern Europe and thus well integrated into the European bus network. Bus companies such as Eurolines Czech Republic, FlixBus and RegioJet (Student Agency) offer a multitude of daily services to and from Czech cities at inexpensive rates. Simply hop on the bus and explore Czech Republic.
Popular bus routes in Czech Republic
- Brno to Budapest
- Brno to Prague
- Brno to Vienna
- Prague to Amsterdam
- Prague to Berlin
- Prague to Bratislava
- Prague to Brno
- Prague to Budapest
- Prague to Dresden
- Prague to Frankfurt am Main
- Prague to Krakow
- Prague to London
- Prague to Munich
- Prague to Nuremberg
- Prague to Sofia
- Prague to Stuttgart
- Prague to Vienna
- Prague to Warsaw
- Prague to Wroclaw
- Prague to Zurich