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Surface: 78 866 km²
Capital: Prague (Prague)
Population: 10,512,208 inhabitants (2012)
Availability: No special safety risks.
More information on this advice can be found at national government.
May, June and September are the best months to travel to the Czech Republic. During these months, you have the best chance for pleasant temperatures.
Czech is the official language in the Czech Republic. In addition, German, Polish and Romani is spoken.
You must have a valid identity card or passport.
A visa is not required.
You do not need vaccinations to visit the Czech Republic.
In the Czech Republic is paid with the Czech koruna (CZK).
Traffic and route
In the Czech Republic you must drive on the right side of the road.
On motorways and highways in the Czech Republic is a toll sticker (dalnici známka) mandatory.
The vignette is mandatory for motor vehicles (with or without trailer) up to 12000 kg.
The toll sticker can be purchased at Czech border crossings, Czech post offices and some large petrol stations.
In the Czech Republic you can use a Dutch flat plug.
A round plug must have a cutout for the earth pin present in the outlet. You need a travel adapter if your plug does not have such a recess.
In many regions the water comes directly from the source and is being strictly controlled.
Photos and videos
An overview of all holidays in the Czech Republic can be found at Beleven.org.
Protected areas and World Heritage
An overview of the protected areas (among others national parks, reserves and wildlife parks) in the Czech Republic can be found on Protected Planet.
An overview of the World Heritage in the Czech Republic can be found on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Source: Wikipedia, Wiki Voyage, Government, Countries Embassy, GGD, Google News, Abyznews, Yellow Pages, Flickr, Youtube, Beleven.org, Waarbenjijnu.nl, Protected Planet, World Heritage List.