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See Prague in its snowy, sparkling winter coat! The city has many faces in the winter: old-style Christmas markets will dazzle you with their twinkling lights, and the romantic city streets with their romantic atmosphere. Visitors can also experience winter differently in Prague’s gardens, trendy music clubs, and even the zoo.

Nature and trips to the charming winter countryside, interwoven with the sparkle of white snowflakes. Winter months in the Broumov region are full of incomparable nature sceneries with rocky corners and snowy hills, which you can see, for example, from the scenic vista at Ruprechtický Špičák. However, the highest peak in the Javoří Mountains is not the only attraction enticing one to visit.

Whether covered with snow or not, Olomouc, intertwined with landmarks, has an amazing charm in winter. Its beautiful architecture, monumental buildings, picturesque squares and alleyways will capture your attention and won’t let it go. Moreover, this Moravian gem is full of galleries, museums and exhibition halls where you can warm up both your body and soul.

When winter comes round, some people look forward to skiing, pistes and ice-skates, while others start licking their lips in anticipation of gastronomic treats. Winter is the time for wild game, zabijačka specialties and thick soups – thick enough to cut with a knife!

The Jeseníky Mountains are an ideal destination for those who seek the perfect environment for winter sport. Thanks to great snow conditions every year, many kilometres of groomed cross-country and downhill pistes, but also the possibility to relax comfortably in the local spa, you can spend a perfect winter holiday which you will remember for a long time.

You´ll have to wait a while, until there´s a proper freeze on and the ice is thick enough to bear the weight of cross-country skiers and skaters, for this particular kind of winter fun. But, once the conditions are right, the waiting is over and you can go and enjoy yourself!

At the border of the Czech Republic and Germany lies a mountain range which has become synonymous with relaxing winter holidays. The Krušné Mountains offer not only excellent conditions for downhill and cross-country skiing but also a romantic history in a region inseparably connected with the mining of silver. When you add to that a bounteous annual snowfall and a world-famous spa town, it’s an irresistible combination.

Walking through a winter countryside is always beautiful. Yet walking through the winter Bohemian Switzerland is a much stronger experience. You will come to places that are hustling and bustling with people in summer and now, suddenly, all the beauty is just yours. The winter landscape in Bohemian Switzerland is peaceful, quiet, private, free of colours, like charcoal drawings. The views are sharp and more generous. And something else – mysterious. When the land is covered by snow, a lot is hidden, making one ponder.

The Krkonoše Mountains are beautiful in every season. But when the highest Czech mountains are blanketed with snow they immediately become a winter wonderland that’s nearly impossible to resist. You can experience this enchanting landscape on downhill or cross-country skis and also during trips to the local waterfalls or atop one of the Krkonoše’s mountain peaks. It’s no wonder that the Krkonoše are the most visited mountains in the Czech Republic – it’s a place tailor-made for a wonderful winter holiday.

Want to enjoy the winter in the highest Czech mountain range, the Krkonoše, and be virtually in the centre of the action, while avoiding the hustle and bustle of the main mountain resorts? Then go to Velká Úpa! A good location, climate, natural beauty spots and suitable terrain represent the ideal conditions for recreation, hiking and winter sports.