Prague – Summer in the Czech Republic is pure magic. Think sun-soaked picnics, open-air festivals buzzing with energy, and the mouthwatering aroma of barbecues drifting through the air. Live music fills every park and plaza, while a dip in a cool lake sends a refreshing jolt through your whole body. After months of bundling up in blankets, the sunshine is finally back, and so is your chance to get out there and soak it all in.
As you plan your 2025 vacation, we’re here to help you build your itinerary with handpicked, budget-friendly destinations in the Czech Republic. So pack your bags, grab your sunnies, and get ready to explore. Your next adventure starts now.
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Levandulova Farma (Lavander Farm)
Located in the heart of South Moravia, this charming lavender farm in Starovičky offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and local craftsmanship. Skip the roadside signs and follow your GPS directly to the shop, where you’ll find a variety of lavender-inspired products—pillows, coffee, mugs, postcards, and more.
You can relax with a cup of aromatic lavender coffee in the cozy outdoor café before taking a peaceful 1 km walk to the picturesque lavender field. Even if the gates are closed, the scenic stroll through the countryside is worth the visit.
Lednice Castle
Lednice Chateau is located in South Moravia near Brno, in the village of Lednice, also close tothe Austrian border. It’s one of the most beautiful and visited castles in the Czech Republic. You can explore the stunning palace rooms, full of carved wood and elegant furniture, and walk through large gardens filled with flowers, fountains, and hidden paths.
Don’t miss the greenhouse with exotic plants or the romantic Minaret tower with views over the countryside. You can also enjoy a boat ride on the chateau’s canals or rent a bike to explore the surrounding Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It’s a perfect place for history lovers, families, or anyone who enjoys nature and beauty.
Visiting the castle requires a small entry fee, but the gardens and walking trails are free to explore. Be sure to bring a sweater, as it can get chilly, hence the name Lednice, which means “refrigerator” in Czech!
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Pilsner Urquell Brewery
For beer lovers, Pilsner Urquell is a must-see! In 1842, the brewery created the world’s first pilsner lager, known for its distinctive full flavor and crystal-clear golden color. This iconic beer has since inspired over 80% of beer brands around the globe.
What sets it apart is its use of high-quality ingredients and a one-of-a-kind brewing process. Visitors can take a tour of the Pilsner Urquell brewery, explore the beer plantation, and enjoy a refreshing pint of their world-renowned beer fresh from the barrel. Na zdraví!
Glass-cutting Workshop
The Czech Republic is world-renowned for its glassmaking tradition, and nowhere is it more evident than in the streets of Prague, where sparkling Bohemian glass is on display in shop windows and galleries. A visit to the Rückl glassworks offers a unique opportunity to explore this centuries-old craft up close.
In a special educational room, visitors can follow each step of the production process, with hands-on exhibits, clear descriptions, and real tools and materials on display. Everything can be examined, some even touched making the experience both interactive and engaging. For those eager to dive deeper into the art of handmade crystal, QR codes around the room link to more detailed information online, bringing the story of Czech glass to life in a modern way.
