Many regions in the Czech Republic are suitable for multi-day round trips by motorhome. Here we present some sample routes, each designed for five nights. You can of course combine the trips as you wish. It is also possible to add other regions.

After picking up your campervan in Prague, head directly north. Around two hours' drive will take you to 'Camping Mezni Louka' in Bohemian Switzerland. From there, you can go on a hike through unique rocky landscapes. For example, the famous Pravcicka Gate, a huge rock arch, can be reached on foot. After two nights on site, the round trip in the campervan only takes you a few places further. Jetřichovice is the destination of the day. There are also excellent hiking routes from there. For example, you can visit the impressive viewpoints of Mariina skála (Marienfels) or Vilemínina stěna (Wilhelminenwand). For the next overnight stay, you can use the 'Camping Česká brána', among others.

The last section through Bohemian Switzerland by motorhome then leads to the westernmost foothills of the region. There you can visit the Tyssa Walls - a gorge made of rocks - for example. There are also other excellent hiking opportunities through the wooded and hilly terrain. The landscape is particularly colourful in the autumn months. The last overnight stay can be at the 'Autokemp Pod Císařem'. From there, it is only a few minutes' walk to the Ostrov Rocks.

Around Prague by motorhome

If you want to focus more on places worth seeing in the Czech Republic, this route is ideal. From Prague, drive around 150 kilometres to the west, where you will come across Karlovy Vary. This sophisticated city is known for its healing springs and one or two architectural highlights. These include the colonnades and hotel complexes famous from film history. The 'Camping Amerika' around 50 kilometres south-west of the city is ideal for a two-night stay.

The town of Mariánské Lázně is also an excellent base from which to explore. This spa town delights visitors with its magnificent spa architecture and extensive parks. There are also many wooded areas and well-developed cycle paths around the town. So you have plenty of options for sporting activities. After two days and nights on site, the round trip takes you to another city worth seeing: Pilsen is around 120 kilometres away. Not only beer experts will have heard of it. The 'Ostende Bolevák' campsite close to the city can serve as a base for two days or one night. In Pilsen itself, it is worth visiting the local brewery and the historic old town with St Bartholomew's Cathedral.

From Pilsen, the Czech Republic motorhome round trip takes you back to Prague. To visit the aforementioned sights at your leisure, you can spend two nights on site. These can be spent at 'Caravan Camping Praha', for example. This campsite impresses with its good facilities and proximity to the city centre.