The Czech Republic features cities that span an entire array and each town has its own distinctness and character. Here are the top spots you must visit if you’re in the country.

• Prague : Being the capital city, Prague, is also known as the ‘City of a Hundred Spires’. The city centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is flanked by historical landmarks like Prague Castle, Old Town Square and Charles Bridge. This major European tourist destination preserves its unique history through the many old buildings and structures that sport gorgeous architecture. It is also the cultural hub of the country featuring many museums and art galleries.
• Brno : Situated in the southeastern part of the country, Brno is the Moravian capital of the Czech Republic. It is also the second largest city after the capital and home to many many people. Špilberk Castle and the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul are the most noteworthy sites in this old city. Additionally, the rich culture of the republic is showcased via the many theatres, museums and local festivals.
• Ostrava: Ostrava is located in the northeastern segment and is a town with a rich industrial history. It was once the main centre for steel production and coal mining. Today, the city has put on a whole new face and is a global tourist hotspot. It has begun transforming old industrial sites into public spaces. For instance, the Dolní Vítkovice which has been converted to a modern public complex from an old industrial site.
• Plzěn : Beer lovers can rejoice as this Plzěn is the home of the famous Pilsner Beer. The Pilsner Urquell Brewery is a very popular spot that tourists never miss. It was founded way back during 1842. St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral and the Great Synagogue are among other popular tourist attractions.
• České Budějovice : Another beer founding city, České Budějovice is popular called Budweis in German. It is where the famous Budweiser beer was first brewed by the Budweiser Budvar Brewery.This city is also home to the famous Town Hall and Black Tower which present great photo ops and tell historical tales.
• Liberec : Located in the northernmost part of the Czech Republic, Liberec is the gateway to the Jizera Mountains. These mountains sit by the border between the Czech Republic and Poland. It was named after the Jizera river which originates from its southern base. Liberec is also home to the famous and unique Jested Tower. This futuristic architectural marvel combines a television station, hotel and a restaurant. .
• Český Krumlov : Český Krumlov is an ancient city that has maintained its historic charm over the ages. This mediaeval town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in its entirety. Hogging most of the city’s skyline is the Český Krumlov Castle. It is also one of the largest castle complexes in all of Central Europe.