Czechia Travel - パソコン用

This app is for Travellers to Czechia, the App includes top Czechia destinations and top tourist attractions: Features: 1. View top attractions on the map with brief introduction 2. View top attraction sites listed by the distance to the map center 3. Filter the attractions by the city, the category, or keywords 4. Add attractions to [My favorites], click the Star icon to add or remove sites 5. Add My Markers on the map, i.e. My Hotel, Parking Lot, ..., and later, you can find your way back to your Hotel/Parking Lot 6. What To Do list 7. Offline content data The App contains travel maps, attraction list and top tourist attractions with brief information. Attractions are categorized as: Park (Parks, Gardens), Nature (Mountains, Beaches, Lakes), Museum (Galleries, Museums, Arts Center), Religion (Churches, Mosques, Temples), Historical (Palaces, Castles and Historical sites), Family (Squares, Towns, Markets), Architecture (Structures, Buildings), Sculpture (Monuments, Statues), and Viewpoint (other Points of interests). Here are the top 5 destinations in Czechia (the Czech Republic) along with 5 top attractions for each: 1. Prague Prague Castle: The largest ancient castle in the world, offering stunning views of the city. Charles Bridge: A historic bridge over the Vltava River, lined with statues and connecting Old Town with Lesser Town. Old Town Square: A picturesque square in the heart of Prague, home to the famous Astronomical Clock. St. Vitus Cathedral: A magnificent Gothic cathedral located within Prague Castle. Wenceslas Square: A lively square in the New Town, historically significant and filled with shops, restaurants, and hotels. 2. Český Krumlov Český Krumlov Castle: A stunning Renaissance castle overlooking the Vltava River, with beautiful gardens. Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage site filled with medieval buildings and charming streets. St. Vitus Church: A Gothic-style church in the center of the town. Egon Schiele Art Center: A modern art museum dedicated to the work of Austrian painter Egon Schiele. Vltava River Rafting: A popular activity for exploring the town and the surrounding countryside. 3. Karlovy Vary Hot Springs: Known for its thermal waters, Karlovy Vary is a top destination for spa treatments. Mill Colonnade: A beautiful colonnade housing hot springs where visitors can taste the mineral-rich waters. Becherovka Museum: A museum dedicated to the famous Czech herbal liqueur. Diana Observation Tower: A lookout tower offering panoramic views of the town and surrounding forest. Moser Glass Museum: A museum showcasing exquisite Bohemian crystal glass. 4. Brno Špilberk Castle: A historic fortress offering views over Brno and housing a museum. Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul: A magnificent Gothic cathedral with striking architecture and views of the city. Villa Tugendhat: A modernist villa and UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing contemporary architecture. Moravian Karst: A natural area known for its caves, including the famous Macocha Abyss. Brno Observatory and Planetarium: A great spot for stargazing and exploring the universe. 5. Plzeň Pilsner Urquell Brewery: The birthplace of the famous Pilsner beer, offering tours and tastings. Plzeň Historical Underground: A network of underground passages and cellars dating back to the 14th century. St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral: A beautiful Gothic cathedral with a tall tower offering panoramic views. Great Synagogue: The second-largest synagogue in Europe, with impressive architecture. Pilsen City Museum: A museum offering insight into the history and culture of the city. These destinations are known for their rich history, architecture, and natural beauty, making them ideal for travelers interested in exploring Czechia.