The new brochure takes travellers through all parts of Central Bohemia — from the Sázava region, Mělník and Kokořínsko to the Jizera and Elbe river areas, Brdy and Podbrdsko, and many more. Each trip includes a route description, distance, recommended transport connection and elevation profile, making it easy for visitors to plan a trip that suits both their schedule and fitness level.
“Our aim was to create a practical publication showing that the beautiful places of Central Bohemia are easily and comfortably accessible from Prague even without a car. All you need to do is take a train or bus, and within a short time you can find yourself in nature, by a castle or chateau, or in a historic town,” says Jakub Kulhánek, Director of the Central Bohemia Tourist Board.
One of the key advantages of the publication is its focus on public transport. Each route includes specific recommendations on how to reach the destination by train or bus, making trip planning significantly easier. This allows visitors to conveniently combine public transport with hiking and cycling.
“We have long observed that public transport is a topic that strongly resonates with visitors at international tourism fairs we attend. Travellers appreciate having everything clearly available in one place, including easy access to connection information, where they can search for a route online and purchase a ticket. In our brochure, these links are easily accessible via QR codes,” adds Veronika Štičková, Head of Marketing at the Central Bohemia Tourist Board.
Each trip also includes tips for nearby tourist attractions, such as castles, chateaux, historic monuments, museums and remarkable natural sites. The brochure also highlights gastronomic experiences, with recommendations for restaurants, cafés and regional breweries where visitors can sample local products along the way.
“Central Bohemia is full of attractive places that can be reached quickly and comfortably by train or bus from Prague, offering visitors a chance to take a break from the pace of the big city,” adds Jakub Kulhánek.
The new promotional material is available in four language versions: Czech, English, German and Polish. Printed copies can be obtained at the Tourist Information Centre of the Central Bohemia Tourist Board in Husova Street in Prague. The brochure is also available online.
More inspiration for trips in Central Bohemia can be found at www.visitcentralbohemia.com