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Current president is Petr Pavel a retired army general who took office on March 9,2023.

-Karolína Zbranková

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Blue print - traditional fabric printing technique

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an improvised men's dance from southeastern Moravia.

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The first president of Czechoslovakia and a key figure in its independence.

Pivodová, Sušilová

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folklore tradition in Moravia, particularly in Vlčnov, Kunovice, Hluk, and Skoronice.

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National and one of the oldest Breeding stud

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A playwright, dissident, and the last president of Czechoslovakia and the first president of the Czech Republic.

Pivodová, Sušilová

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the first known state formation on our territory

influenced later Slavic state formations, such as Great Moravia.

empire disintegrated after Samo’s death

Klechová, Novotníčková

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Český Krumlov - south Bohemia, district city, famous tourism city, Castle of Český Krumlov, 13 000 inhibitans, historic centre since 1992

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the art of hunting with trained birds of prey, shared with several other countries

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Václav Havel (1993–2003): The first president of the Czech Republic, previously serving as the last president of Czechoslovakia.- Zdráhalová

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Floating wood on the river. It has existed since the middle ages.

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Czech lawyer and politician. Victim of judicial murder, convicted and executed by communist regime.

Kamila Srovnalova

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The Czech Republic is a parliamentary democracy. The president is the formal head of state. The president us elected in a direct presidential election for a term of five years.

Karolína Zbranková

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Czechoslovak gymnast. Won 22 international titles.

Kamila Srovnalova

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One of the greatest ice hockey players, with a long NHL career and numerous records.

Pivodová, Sušilová

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Václav Klaus (2003–2013): Former Prime Minister and President of the Chamber of Deputies before his presidency.- Zdráhalová

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Renaissance castle in Litomyšl is one of the czech UNESCO heritages.

He is known for his renaissance look and unique sgraffito decor.

Castle Litomyšl was added to the list in 1999.

Also, we can find there unique classicistic family theatre from 1797.

It's famous as one of the largest renaissance castles in the Czech republic.

Petříková

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Legendary long-distance runner, famous for winning three gold medals (5,000m, 10,000m, and marathon) at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics

Karolína Gogelová

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Villa Tugendhat - UNESCO building in Brno, unique features, it is still a modern building, its origin comes from 20th century

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Czech operatic dramatic soprano. She had career in Europe and New York Metropolitan Opera.

Kamila Srovnalova

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confirmation of the hereditary royal title for Czech rulers

significantly enhanced the status of Bohemian kings

Klechová, Notníčková

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Miloš Zeman (2013–2023): Prior to becoming president, he served as Prime Minister and President of the Chamber of Deputies.-Zdráhalová

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Czechoslovakia from 1918-1993 Julie Foltýnová

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Czechoslovakia from 1918-1993 Julie Foltýnová

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• Czechoslovakia was founded on October 28, 1918, after the collapse of Austria-Hungary, uniting Czechs and Slovaks into one independent

• After the war, Czechoslovakia fell under Soviet control and became a communist state in 1948, leading to decades of political repression.

• On January 1, 1993, Czechoslovakia peacefully split into two independent countries, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, in what is known as the Velvet Divorce.

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Czech javelin thrower who won a gold medal at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics, the same day her husband, Emil Zátopek, won gold in the 5,000-meter race

She set a world record in the javelin throw in 1958

Karolína Gogelová

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Kroměříž Castle

History: Kroměříž Castle is a Renaissance monument built in the 16th century, originally as a residence for the archbishops of Olomouc.

Architecture: The castle combines Renaissance and Baroque elements. It features an impressive courtyard and richly decorated interiors.

Importance: Kroměříž Castle was a significant center of education and culture during the Baroque period. Many valuable historical collections, including works of art, are exhibited in its rooms.

UNESCO: The castle is part of the Kroměříž Monuments, which were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1998

Bromová

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1993-Czechoslovakia split into two independent countries 

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1993-Czechoslovakia split into two independent countries 

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Puppet Theatre in Bohemia and Slovakia (2016) 

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Puppet Theatre in Bohemia and Slovakia (2016) 

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the traditional art of Czech and Slovak puppetry

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An Oscar-winning director known for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Amadeus.

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The cultural landscape includes not only the stud farm, but the surrounding pastures.

For centuries the stud farm used to breed so called Old Kladruby roan, which is a globally unique form of Baroque horse, which does not exist in any other stud farm.

Heryánová, Ginterová

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A composer famous for Má vlast, which includes Vltava, a musical depiction of the river.

Pivodová, Sušilová

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Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk (1850-1937)

Philosopher, sociologist, politician a Czechoslovakia’s first president.

Karel Čapek (1890-1938)

Czech writer and playwright. Karel and his brother Josef first introduced the word ,,robot’’. He was nominated seven times for the Nobel Prize in Literature but never received it.

Václav Havel (1936-2011)

The first president of the Czech Republic. In the 70’s and 80’s Havel became a leading figure in the pro-democracy movement Charter 77. The international airport in Prague was renamed to Václav Havel Airport Prague in 2012.

Jaromír Jágr

The most productive European player who has ever played in the NHL and is considered one of the greatest professional hockey players of all the time.

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incribed as an UESCO World Heritage Site on 6th of July 2019

is an industrial heritage landscape

is characterised by a lot of historic, largely original, monuments to technology, as well as numerous individual monuments and collections related to the historic mining industry of the region

Červenková

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It is national reserve located in the area of Eastern Moravia. The subject of protection is the Carpathian meadows, orchards with rich animals and flora. There is well-known and meaningful reserve "Čertoryje."

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Czech filmmaker and a key figure of the Czechoslovak New Wave, known for her bold, experimental storytelling and feminist themes

Her most famous film, Daisies (1966), was a surrealist and politically charged satire that was banned by the communist regime for its subversive content

Karolína Gogelová

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The towns of Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně and Františkovy Lázně stand out for their unique urbanism, beautiful parks, the use of mineral springs, carbon dioxide and other healing resources. Karlovy Vary uses thermal springs for treatment, which reach temperatures of up to 73°C.

Heryánová, Ginterová

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Czech director, screenwriter, and actor, best known for Closely Watched Trains (1966), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film

His films often combined humor with social critique, and he was associated with the Czechoslovak New Wave

Karolína Gogelová

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October 28 – Independence Day
The most important national holiday. It marks the creation of Czechoslovakia in 1918. This day marks the declaration of independence, which led to the founding of the Czechoslovak Republic. Although Czechoslovakia no longer exists, the Czech Republic continues to celebrate October 28th as a national holiday. Today it is celebrated with official ceremonies, speeches by politicians, and cultural events.

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The Government (Vláda) is the executive branch of the Czech Republic.

It consists of the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Ministers, and Ministers.

The Government is responsible for running the country and implementing laws.

Ministers are responsible for different areas, such as finance, education, health, and defense.

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Czech philosopher and speaker of Charta 77. Important dissent member.

kamila srovnalova

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The Senate (Senát) has 81 members, elected for 6 years.

Every 2 years, one-third of the Senate is renewed.

It reviews and approves laws passed by the Chamber of Deputies.

Senators are elected in a two-round majority system.

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It’s in centre of city Prague. It includes Old town-Staré město, Malá strana, Hradčany, Nové Město and Prague castle.

Nováková.

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Traditional Central Europen village - high quality rural buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries. Holíková

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This memorial column, erected in the early of the 18th century, is the most outstanding example of a type of monument specific to Central Europe. In characteristic regional style known as Olomouce Baroque and rising to height of 35m.

Heryánová, Ginterová

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Easter is a Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, usually falling between late March and early April. In the Czech Republic, it is a time for family gatherings and traditional customs like painting eggs and preparing special foods, such as Easter lamb cake and sweet bread. A well-known Czech tradition, "pomlázka," involves boys gently whipping girls with willow twigs to bring them health and strength, while girls give them painted eggs or sweets in return. Easter is a time of renewal, hope, and celebrating life’s joys.