In the Czech Republic, chicken is by far the most favorite poultry of all, mainly because it is easy to cook and there are many variations on how to prepare it. Chicken baked with sauerkraut is an exc...
Potato Patties with Smoked Sausage
This is one of the easiest and fastest traditional Czech dishes. It is a favorite dish for every generation and people have it for lunch, dinner or even for a snack. Although potato patties are not th...
Czech Kolache
Learn more about how to make original Czech Kolache....
Sights
Bucovice Chateau
Bucovice Chateau is a four-wing Renaissance castle with a beautiful courtyard and valuable Mannerism style fountain. Compared with most of Czech renaissance chateaux it is not a mere renaissance-style...
Hluboka nad Vltavou Chateau
The Hluboka Castle is situated in Hluboka nad Vltavou and considered one of the most beautiful castles of the Czech Republic. In the second half of the 13th century a gothic castle was built at the si...
Chodsko Region Museum in Domazlice
The Museum of the Chodsko Region in Domažlice was originally founded as a museum association in 1889, mainly thanks to the activity of Bohumil Stér....
Traditions
Czech Easter Tradition
Learn more about Czech Easter Tradition Easter in the Czech Republic is celebrated in two ways, one being the Christian with observing Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday/Easter V...
Czech Name Day Tradition
Learn more about Czech Name Day Tradition One of the strongest Czech traditions, even embodied by national law, is Jmeniny (Name’s Day). There is more to this tradition than just simply celebrat...
Manufacture of Folk Shoes in East Moravia
In this video you will see the process of making folk shoes from East Moravia and also typical classical dancers dressed in costumes and made shoes. This post was created by volunteers. You may help a...
Partner's Stories
Discover the Secrets of Fruit Spirits
Learn more about slivovitz (traditional Czech plum brandy) and the history of the Rudolf Jelinek company, famed for combining traditional methods of distillery with modern technologies. The Wallachian production of spirits dates back to the 1500s...
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