Some of the Czech landscapes are even spectacular. Take Bohemian Switzerland in the north-west of the country, for example. If you are on a motorhome holiday in the Czech Republic, this region should not be missed if possible. Sandstone cliffs form some wild formations here. Hiking, climbing, boating or mountain biking are particularly good ways to explore this area.

The same applies to the so-called 'Bohemian Paradise'. The sandstone there forms veritable rock cities and deep gorges. You can see this for yourself at the Prachau Rocks, for example. The Hrubá Skála castle is also worth a visit. The highest points in the region take you up to around 750 metres. Spectacular views are guaranteed.

You can go even higher in the Giant Mountains. The area in the north of the Czech Republic offers countless fantastic hiking routes. The Schneekoppe - the highest mountain in the country - towers around 1,600 metres above sea level.

Picturesque capital city of Prague

The capital city of Prague attracts visitors from all over the world. This is hardly surprising, as the historic old town is bursting with sights. These include Charles Bridge, which has connected the Old Town with Prague's Lesser Town since the 14th century and is a popular photo motif every day. Situated high above the city, the castle is considered one of the largest castle complexes in the world. The central square in the Old Town is also worth a visit. In addition to historic and colourful facades, you will also come across the world-famous Astronomical Clock. Numerous picturesque alleyways, parks and viewpoints enchant visitors to Prague all year round.

When you hire motorhomes in the Czech Republic, you pick up your vehicle in Prague. This makes it particularly easy to combine this part of your trip with a visit to the city.

Lots of culture and history

The Czech Republic is home to more picturesque castles and palaces than almost any other country. Many of them can be found throughout the country. Visitors love Karlštejn Castle, for example, which dates back to the 14th century. It was commissioned by Emperor Charles IV and is located around 20 kilometres southwest of Prague. Křivoklát Castle is even older, dating back to the 12th century. The royal castle is located around 60 kilometres west of the capital.

The Czech Republic is home to more picturesque castles and palaces than almost any other country. Many of them can be found throughout the country. Visitors love Karlštejn Castle, for example, which dates back to the 14th century. It was commissioned by Emperor Charles IV and is located around 20 kilometres southwest of Prague. Křivoklát Castle is even older, dating back to the 12th century. The royal castle is located around 60 kilometres west of the capital.

If you are on a motorhome holiday in the Czech Republic, you will find Loket Castle in a particularly attractive location in the west. It sits enthroned in the middle of a bend in the river, surrounded by hilly landscapes. The location of Bezděz Castle in the north of the country is similarly spectacular. The 12th century building served as a source of inspiration for Czech artists. Today, visitors can enjoy the view of the surrounding area.

On the other hand, you can also enjoy the holiday factor. The more relaxed you are on your motorhome tour in Canada, the more time you will have at each location. This allows you to prioritise various activities or relaxation much more effectively.