By motorhome in the Czech Republic - how to plan a trip?

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Traveling in a camper gives you a lot of freedom and a sense of freedom. You don't have to worry about a place to stay or free seats in the restaurant to eat something. How to plan a camper trip in the Czech Republic? What should you remember and what places should you visit?

Moving around the Czech Republic in a camper – what is worth knowing?

Traveling around the Czech Republic in a camper is extremely simple and pleasant. From the southern part of Poland, you can get there in just a few hours. You can enter with a Polish driving license, and the road rules are similar to those in force in our country.

However, you must remember to purchase vignettes in advance, especially if you plan to drive on highways and expressways. Vignettes are mandatory throughout the country, and their failure often results in quite high fines.

The good news is that it is possible to buy them online, e.g. at https://winiety-online.pl/winiety-czechy . E-vignettes have been in force in the Czech Republic since 2021, which makes traveling much easier.

The most interesting places in the Czech Republic that should be visited

Prague, Ostrava and Brno are popular Czech travel destinations. Apart from the largest cities that offer plenty of attractions, it is also worth considering places related to the richness of nature or UNESCO heritage. These include:

  • Czech Karkonosze - ideal places for lovers of mountain trails.

  • Lednice-Valtice Palace – also called the Garden of Europe. It is worth going for a walk or wine tasting surrounded by beautiful palace views.

  • Krumlov - a unique town, on the UNESCO list of monuments. An ideal place for tourists who like to admire medieval architecture.

  • West Bohemian Spa Triangle - it includes Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazne and Frantiskovy Lazne. In addition to the spa atmosphere, you can also taste local products.

  • Janské Lázně and the Lipno resort - this is where it is worth going for a walk among the treetops.

  • South Moravia – also known as Czech Tuscany. This is an area with numerous vineyards and picturesque towns with beautiful architecture. There are places for wine tasting at every step.

  • Bohemian Switzerland - is part of Saxon Switzerland, much of which is on the German side. However, the Czech one also has a lot to offer.

Sample itinerary for a camper trip in the Czech Republic

The thing about camping trips is that you don't really need to plan them specifically. Some people go wherever they want without much plan. However, if you prefer to travel around the Czech Republic according to a previously planned route, you can visit the following places:

  1. Prague is a frequently chosen starting point. The capital itself captivates with its unique atmosphere and numerous attractions.

  2. Olomouc – Moravia is one of the most beautiful Czech regions, so it cannot be missing in your travel plan.

  3. Brno – the second largest city in the Czech Republic in southern Moravia.

  4. Karlovy Vary – a small, picturesque spa town located right next to the Slavkov Forest.

  5. Saxon Switzerland on the Czech side.

This sample itinerary can be customized to suit your needs. However, it is worth remembering to purchase vignettes before departure to avoid high fines.

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