Backpacking or travelling in the Czech Republic?

• You probably know the Czech Republic from Prague and Pilsen… but it is much more than that! Whether you are exploring the mysterious forests of Bohemia, visiting ancient castles or exploring the peaks of the Giant Mountains, there is something for every type of traveller here. And besides being a good country for a car holiday, it is also ideal for backpackers with affordable prices and good public transport.
• Activities to spot: discover classical Prague; visit Karlštejn Castle; walk through Bohemian Paradise; visit the medieval town of Český Krumlov; get spooky at the Kutná Hora Ossuary; experience the nightlife of Brno; drink beers at the Pilsen brewery; ski or hike in the Giant Mountains; relax in the lesser ale springs of Karlovy Vary.
• Animal spotting: brown bear, mouflon, lynx, eagle owl, roe deer, fox, black stork, squirrel, bats.
• Food spotting: svíčková, guláš, knedlíky, trdelník, koláče, bramboráky, rízek, hermelín.

Study in the Czech Republic?

• Good education with a fun and affordable student life. Many students choose to study in the Czech Republic, especially in Prague. Universities are known for good technical studies and art.
• Study cities: Prague, Brno, Ostrava.
• Language: Czech, but many studies are also offered in English.

Internships in the Czech Republic?

• Internships in the Czech Republic are popular, especially in sectors such as technology, tourism and media. It is a great opportunity to gain practical experience in an internationally oriented work environment.
• Competencies: organizational skills, intercultural communication, dealing with different work cultures, language skills.

Volunteering in the Czech Republic?

• In the Czech Republic you can work on eco projects, in agriculture, in hostels, in education and much more. Most work can be found through private individuals.

Working in the Czech Republic?

• The Czech Republic is attractive to expats and international companies, partly due to its central location in the EU. As an expat you can work in the large tourism sector, especially if you speak German or English, in education or for multinational companies.

Working as a digital nomad in the Czech Republic?

• The Czech Republic is becoming increasingly popular among digital nomads, especially Prague with its good internet and trendy cafés. The cost of living is lower than in Western Europe, and the cafés are perfect for remote work. The country also now offers digital nomad visas.
• Favorite locations: Prague, Brno, Český Krumlov.

Living in the Czech Republic?

• Living in the Czech Republic offers a high quality of life, a unique culture and relatively low costs. In addition, you can easily and quickly travel to many other countries in Europe. The cities are well organized, there is a lot of greenery, and the culture is lively and welcoming. Prague in particular attracts expats with its trendy city life and proximity to nature.
• Education: There are several international schools, especially in Prague and Brno. The education system is good.
• Expat community: Lively, friendly and very international. In the big cities you can find many expat events.
• Safety: It is a very safe country, but petty crime does occur in the busy, touristy areas.
• Culture: Czechs are proud of their culture, with traditional festivals, art and music. The country has a rich history and Czechs love their folklore. Coffee houses are an important social center, and beer is always nearby.
• Note: Learning Czech can be quite a challenge, but sometimes necessary if you go outside the cities. Furthermore, the winters can be very cold.
• Health insurance: The Czech Republic has institutions that provide good care, but make sure you have your own health insurance with good coverage.

Stories, tips and experiences from Czech Republic