Beautiful Prague

Czech Republic today is one of the most attractive sites in Central Europe, and Prague-Magic, Well, Gold is the most popular and beloved central Czech town of tourists.

Excellent rest saturated excursions and high quality care in the famous Czech spa attracted each year more and more Russians to surf on the Czech Republic. A high level of service, combined with the relatively low prices compared to Western Europe are solid and important factors in the selection of Russian consumers of this area. For nearly 10 years, our great pleasure to tourists throughout the year go to the Czech Republic : have the opportunity to get to know his beautiful Prague, enjoy the beauty of Karlovy Vary, may look at the mysterious interiors of the Czech castle Gluboka Vltava and Zhleby and learn secrets of the ancient medieval cities, Cesky Krumlov and Kutna Hora. You can book hotel and save up to 75%

Carlsbad

Carlsbad is the largest and most famous spa in the Czech spas, in the city, there are 12 with a temperature of 40 to 73 degrees. The best known is a source of spring, where the water rises key punches in a geyser, reaching a height of 10-15 metres. Carlsbad mineral water have on the body significantly, reaching effects, and their chemical composition are among the most efficient in the world. Spa treatment is in the city very long and constantly evolving tradition. Carlsbad is located in a scenic valley surrounded by mountains Krushnymi, at the confluence of two rivers, and Tepla River. This beautiful city parks, fine, historically valuable buildings and perfect hotels, beautiful products of porcelain and glass, and, of course, mineral sources, which went from mysterious depths beautifully decorated pavilions.

Zhleby Zhleby Castle, the residence of Czech ancient feudal kind Lihtenburgov, located in a beautiful forest. This is the only castle in the Czech Republic, which is really cast. His castle architecture recalls medieval knight housing. Crossed the threshold of the castle, you can find antique tale of brave knights, beautiful ladies, and wise kings. Ancient castle chapel, a Renaissance staircase, veranda and chivalrous knights' halls, Tirolerisch room, bedroom and galleries, all visitors will be able to lock on the history of the Middle Ages.

Gluboka over the Vltava

The 83-metre-high cliff with 13 century stands the most beautiful castle Bohemia. It was rebuilt several times, most recently in the form of copies of Windsor Castle in England, and is now only in the style castle in the Czech Republic. The castle contains a rich collection of furniture, a Dutch painting ages 16-17, weapons, pottery, glass and tapestries.

Kutna Hora

The city Kutna Hora one of the world's monuments under the protection of UNESCO. Successful exploitation of silver ore in the Middle Ages, Kutna Hora was the second most important after Prague in the Czech city of the kingdom. Wealth and prosperity to the Architectural off, during which were built excellent facilities : Late church of St. Barbara, Italian palaces, which began to mint the first Czech coppers, brick house.

Cesky Krumlov

The city Cesky Krumlov based in the 13 st century Vitkovtsev dynasty, and at that time, when the city was owned by the powerful and wealthy of the Communist dynasty Rozhmberkov, he became the center of South Bohemia. Excellent Renaissance buildings, rich paintings decorate the walls of buildings in the Land Technology, uzenkie streets - all in a climate of the Middle Ages, quiet and conducive to a great pastimes.

Prague is one of the most elegant and beautiful cities in Europe. The architectural ensemble of the city combines all styles represented in the history of art, and coexisting harmoniously on the streets : Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, classical, modern.

Capital of the Czech Republic, Prague, is the nine hills, which opened many unexpected and beautiful species of the Prague Kremlin and the Royal Palace. Especially beautiful panorama of the main city Vltava River, which divides the city into two parts. Each is unique in its own way, and known for its historic districts-District, the Party of Malaya, Old City, New City and the Jewish Quarter. On the river, in the city lie seven scenic islands, one island Camp. A couple Vltava maked over 18 bridges, the oldest and famous of which is Charles Bridge, known for his sculptures of saints and arcades.

Dozens, hundreds of sculptural compositions found in the city : the squares, streets, in yards and on buildings, in parks and succulent. Many generations of artists and musicians, Mozart, List, Beethoven, Goethe, Chapek, Gashek, Fly-draw in Prague source of his inspiration, the great artists lived here, and did hailed Prague in their works.

Today, Prague is not only a beautiful decoration and architectural monuments of past eras, but a great center of modern music, drama and poetry of Europe.

Destinations and our dollars

Do you want to take a cheap summer vacation in a foreign country. What are some fun spots where your dollar will go far?

The dollar has been weakening against most currencies over the past several years, but there are still some good deals out there - especially in Latin America and Asia.

Countries like Argentina and Costa Rica and cities like Bangkok and Beijing have been popular vacation spots for decades, but over the past year they have experienced big jumps in tourism as the dollar loses its buying power in old European standbys, such as London, Paris and Rome.

Travel booking Web sites saw travel to South America rise by 7 percent compared to last year; travel to Central America rose 14 percent and travel to Asia rose 17 percent. The Caribbean has also become even more of a vacation mecca, with travel rising more than 20 percent since a year ago.

Part of the reason has been the dollar, which still buys a lot in Latin America and Asia but is weakening in Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Over the past five years, the euro has gained about 50 percent against the dollar, and the British pound has strengthened by about 30 percent. You'll save money practicing your French in Montreal instead of Paris, but you won't pocket as much as you might think: the U.S. dollar's worth about 1.11 Canadian dollars now.

It's not just the exchange rate in some regions; inflation can give tourists extra sticker shock. Ireland, Greece and Spain saw costs rise more than 3 percent last year, higher than the United States' rate in 2006 of 2.5 percent. The United Kingdom had inflation of 3 percent, and Australia and New Zealand - whose currencies have also strengthened against the U.S. dollar in recent years - saw inflation of close to 4 percent.

A frugal traveler's best bets are places that may cost a lot in airfare, but where lodging and food more than make up the difference. Do the math: it may take an extra $300 to fly to Buenos Aires than to London, but if your hotel is $100 a night cheaper, you're saving money after just a few days. And $40 in the Argentinian city can buy you a fancy steak dinner for two that would cost you twice as much in Europe.

If you're wedded to Europe, consider heading east. Travelers hoping for big bargains in Prague might be disappointed, the Czech capital is still cheaper than big cities in Germany and Austria, but its days as a struggling student's haven are over. Better deals can be found in Eastern European countries such as Latvia, Lithuania and Croatia.

Other exchange rate-conscious travelers may want to consider Japan. It's still a pricey destination compared to other countries (Tokyo topped the Economist Group's list of most expensive cities to live in for more than a decade until last year) but the yen hasn't risen against the dollar over the past five years. Also, Japan's inflation has been virtually flat, so U.S. travelers who visited there many years ago might be pleasantly surprised to return and find prices haven't soared as they have in European cities.

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