To Make a Difference, Please Come to The Minority Scenic Spots in Prague.

Cesky Krumlov, also known as CK Town, is located in the South Bohemia, the most famous travel place in the Czech, other than Prague. It is known as one of the most beautiful cities in the world and known for the childlike medieval landscape.

The first time you arrive in Cesky Krumlov, you will be wowed by the panoramic view of the local magnificent castle, a Renaissance building towering above the town. Marked by a painted tower, the castle is facing the horseshoe turn of the Vltava River. When climbing to the topof the painted tower, you can enjoy the best view overlooking the city on a red roof.

Svornosti Square, the center of the town, is home to tourists and locals, making it the most popular place in the town. Locals like to bask in the sun and chat in the square. There are also a lot of street artists who play classical harps and dance. It's a good place to feel the cultureof the small town.

Karlovy Vary, also known as KV town, is located in the northwest of Czechoslovakia and close to Germany. Located at the intersection of the two rivers, it has been famous for its hot springs since the Middle Ages, with 13 major hot springs and about 300 smaller hot springs. It is a popular hot spring resort for tourists and some international celebrities.

You can take a typical trip to the hot spring in Karlovy Vary. You can buy a small hot spring cup and some hot spring biscuits and try the hot spring water pouring out of the roadside one by one. Each spring is marked with names and water temperature and has different tastes. It's said that you will be immune to poison after drinking 50 cups of the spring water. The local hot spring cup is exquisite in workmanship and is also a major specialty.

Kutná Hora, also known as KH town or the human bone town, had developed rapidly in the 14th century AD because of the silver mines. It has become the most important city in Bohemia competing with Prague. There are many ancient churches in the city. The most famous one is the "human bone church".

In the Middle Ages, due to the plague and the war, more than 30,000 people died in the town. After the event, people used the bones to decorate the church to mark commemorate thedead. The Human Bone Church is a Gothic chapel with a small size. Although the skeletons are readily accessible, it does not give people a sense of shock.

The town is also famous for its world cultural heritage - Saint Barbara Church. The central area of the small town is still delicate and quiet, despite the fact that there are many visitors to Kutná Hora.

Budweis, also known as Budweiser Town or CB Town, is located in the southern Czech Republic, close to CK town and is rich in Budweiser - "the best beer in the world". The place has been known for brewing beer since the 13th century.

The Budweiser factory is located 3 kilometers north of Premysl Otakar II Square. From April to November each year, travelers can visit Budweiser Factory with tickets of about CZK 70. In addition to understanding the beer production process, tourists can drink a cup of authentic Budweiser under the cool cellar of the brewery.

When you walk around the old city, the streets are lined with well-preserved medieval buildings in different shapes and colors, but in harmony with each other. The middle of the old city is a huge rectangular square surrounded by colorful baroque buildings and Renaissance buildings, with restaurants, bars and shops inside the promenade.

Plzeň is located in western Bohemia in the Czech Republic and the southwest of Prague. It is known for its local specialty, the Pilsner beer. The old urban area has become the protected historic monument. Due to small number of visitors, you can see more of the life of the local people.

Beer lovers can't miss one of the three famous beers in Czech here - Pilsner Urquell Beer. You can visit Pilsner Urguell Brewery a 20 minutes' walking distance away in the suburbs and drink beer here.

Other scenic spots worth seeing are: Underground wine cellar and drinking activities in the Brewery Museum, St.Bartholomew and the tower that overlooks the whole city, the Great Synagogue and some old buildings around the square.