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★ A sa propre histoire de ville
A city of a hundred spires, castles on every hill, spa towns and the country that invented the word robot.
Czechia, in the heart of Europe, is Bohemia and Moravia: a land of castles, Gothic churches, spa towns and fish ponds. It founded the first university of Central Europe, gave us Mendel's laws of heredity, the soft contact lens, the sugar cube and the word 'robot', and in 1989 changed its government in a velvet revolution. See Mucha's posters in Prague, the treasures of the Jewish Museum and the baroque theatre of Český Krumlov. Plan your museum days on museumtickets.com, then try svíčková with dumplings and a sweet koláč.
Kings of Bohemia, reformers, empires and a velvet revolution.
The king of Bohemia, later Holy Roman Emperor, makes Prague one of the great cities of Europe.
À voir à: Karlštejn CastleThe reformer Jan Hus is burned at the stake; his followers start the Hussite movement.
À voir à: Hussite Museum in TáborProtestant nobles throw imperial envoys out of a window of Prague Castle; the Thirty Years' War begins.
À voir à: Prague CastleA new republic of Czechs and Slovaks is founded, with Tomáš G. Masaryk as president.
À voir à: National MuseumReforms of 'socialism with a human face' are crushed by Warsaw Pact tanks.
À voir à: Museum of CommunismPeaceful protests end communist rule; Václav Havel becomes president.
À voir à: National MuseumA storyteller, a world-famous soprano and a lawyer who did not give in.
Writer (1820–1862) of 'The Grandmother', the best-loved Czech novel; she is on the 500 crown note.
À voir à: Božena Němcová MuseumSoprano who sang at the Metropolitan Opera with Caruso; she is on the 2,000 crown note.
Lawyer and politician who fought for women's rights and democracy, executed by the communist regime in 1950.
À voir à: National MuseumFrom a Gothic master to the father of abstract painting.
Painted 129 panels of saints for the Chapel of the Holy Cross at Karlštejn in the 14th century.
Master of Art Nouveau posters and of the giant Slav Epic.
One of the first painters of pure abstract art, in Paris around 1912.
Surrealist painter Marie Čermínová, who worked under her single invented name.
Painter of snowy villages and illustrator of the Good Soldier Švejk.
Dumplings, cream sauce and sweet pastries.
Beef in a creamy vegetable sauce with bread dumplings, cranberries and whipped cream.
Bread or potato dumplings, sliced and served with sauces, or filled with fruit.
Fried cheese in breadcrumbs with tartar sauce, a Czech favourite.
Round pastries topped with plum jam, poppy seed or sweet curd.
A creamy soup of dill, mushrooms and potatoes with a poached egg.
Masks, willow whips, witches' fires and a carp in the bath.
Masked processions go from house to house; the Hlinsko masks are on the UNESCO list.
Boys carry braided willow whips, the pomlázka, and girls give painted eggs.
Bonfires burn straw witches on the eve of May.
In Moravian villages, a young 'king' with a rose in his mouth rides among horsemen; UNESCO lists it.
St Nicholas walks the streets with an angel and a devil, asking children if they were good.
Prague's old town and castle are busy; go early or late.
Many castles can only be visited with a guided tour; check the language of the tours.
Trains and buses are cheap and good, also to small towns.
Castles often close on Mondays and in winter.
Sur museumtickets.com : 650 musées avec photos, itinéraire et musées à proximité. Gardez vos favoris dans le Passeport culturel gratuit et, quand le musée le propose, payez votre entrée à l’avance.
De l’aéroport au centre-ville en transports en commun, puis les trains et les lignes locales jusqu’aux musées.
Les lignes et les horaires changent. Vérifiez sur le site de l’opérateur avant de partir.
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