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Unesco Heritage Tours

At present there are 12 sights in the Czech Republic on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
In view of its small territory Czechia has a high concentration of such sights. Thus Czech monuments have found themselves listed alongside the pyramids of Giza and the Acropolis of Athens.
We will be pleased to arrange a day tour to any of these sights as well as three or four day or a week lasting trips.

Prague Historic Centre
Prague has one of the largest and most beautiful city centres which are on the UNESCO list. She enjoyes most sceenic setting in a valley alongside the Vltava river and boasts magnificent architecture from different historical periods.
Cesky Krumlov
Cesky Krumlov is a unique architectural jewel, with romantic hughe castle on a rocky hill. Its Castle Baroque Theatre is the oldest and best preserved theatre of its kind in the whole world.
Kutna Hora
St. Barbara Cathedral in Kutna Hora is one of the most valuable and most impresive examples of Gothic architecture in Central Europe. Also the Cathedral of Assumption of Our Lady and ossuary in nearby Sedlec belong among the most unique monuments.
Telč
The picturesque town of Telč is a true pearl of Renaissance architecture. It has 16th century castle with well preserved Renaissance interiors and fairytale square lined with rich merchants houses.
The Lednice - Valtice Area
The romantic Neo-Gothic Chaleau Lednice, surrounded by an extensive English park on the embankment of Dyje river and nearby chateau Valtice with its famos vine celars are located in South Moravian vine region.
Kroměříž
The Baroque Chateaut in Kroměříž with its precious art collections was for many centuries the summer seat of Olomouc archbishops. The town has lovely city centre and beautiful valuable historical gardens.
The Holy Trinity Column in Olomouc
The Holy Trinity Baroque Column was created between the years 1716 and 1754 and is a tastament of onetime religious fervour of Olomouc, seat of Moravian Archbishop. The town has well preserved city centre with number of beautiful monuments.
The Villa Tugendhat
The Villa Tugendhat in Brno built by famos architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe is the very first monument of modern architecture in the Czech Republic and only the fourth worldwide to have received the prestigious UNESCO designation.
Litomyšl
In this lovely little town of Litomyšl with number of well preserved Renaissance and Baroque houses the aristocratic Pernštejn family had a medieval castle. The castle was in the second half of 16th centure rebuilt into a feritale Renaissance chateau.
The Pilgrimage Church of St. John of Nepomuck at Zelená Hora
This pilgrimage church was built in honor of St. John of Nepomuk at Zelená Hora, not far from Žďár nad Sazavou. Great architect Jan Blažej Santini constructed this church in the beginning of 18th century in his highly original style of Baroque-Gothic.
Třebíč: Basilica of St. Procope and Jewish Town
Basilica of St. Procope in Třebíč is a unique example of late Romanesque and early Gothic architecture.
Třebíč also has very well preserved Jewish Town and old Jewish cemetary, which were not touched during the Nazi occupation.
Holasovice
This South Bohemian village founded in the 13th century is considered a true pearl of the rustic Baroque architecture.