Cesky Krumlov is a little picturesque town located in the south of the Czech Republic, very close to the borders with Germany. Recognised as the UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is one of the most beautiful towns in Europe. It resembles Prague with its architecture, the river Vltava going through the city centre and its spectacular castle located on a hill above all the historical beauty. The town will make you feel as if you travelled back in the time for a moment. Similarly, as you would feel in Prague. The name of the town “Cesky Krumlov” stands for “Bohemian Krumlov.” The name specifies it i ..read more

The most famous Christian statue in Prague is one of Child Jesus. Known as the Infant Jesus of Prague, the statue is placed in the Church of Our Lady Victorious, and it has been a symbol of Christian faith and Jesus’ teaching for millions of people around the world since its creation. The statue is old over 400 years, made in the 16th century and donated to the church in 1628. The history of Infant Jesus of Prague The statue was made in Spain in the 16th century, and several legends mention the creation of the sculpture and its miraculous power. One of the legends says that a little Jesus appe ..read more

Wenceslas Square is the main square in Prague. However, it is not a typical square you would expect to find in the Czech capital. Instead of a square shape, Wenceslas Square reminds rather of boulevard full of shops, focusing on various products from fashion to technologies. The square is long about 700 metres (0.4 miles), and it holds great historical importance to Czech people. While tourists visit the square because of its monuments and stores, for Czech people, it is a centre of gatherings. This square is a place where people’s voice comes to be heard, as it is the square where the most cr ..read more

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