Czechia

By Travelog Editorial Team · Updated August 8, 2026

Czechia is live on Travelog with three cities across three regions: Prague and Český Krumlov, inscribed by UNESCO on the very same day in December 1992, and Kutná Hora, added in 1995 for the medieval wealth its silver mines built.

Prague and Český Krumlov share an unusual detail: both were inscribed by UNESCO on the exact same day, 4 December 1992, among the first Czech sites recognized at all. Kutná Hora followed three years later, honored not for royal architecture but for the silver-mining wealth that built it. All three cities and their landmark pages are live now.

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Prague The capital's historic centre, one of the first two Czech sites UNESCO ever listed, with Prague Castle and Charles Bridge as standalone landmark pages.
South Bohemian Region Český Krumlov, inscribed on the same December 1992 day as Prague, for its uniquely undisturbed five centuries of small-town development.
Central Bohemian Region Kutná Hora, added in 1995 for a medieval town whose wealth came directly from Europe's richest silver mines.