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Central Bohemian Region

Karlštejn, Kutná Hora and the castles around Prague.

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The Central Bohemian Region surrounds Prague with castles, the silver town of Kutná Hora and quiet river valleys.

Musei a Central Bohemian Region

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La storia di Central Bohemian Region

Karlštejn was built by Charles IV to guard the crown jewels; its Chapel of the Holy Cross is covered with gold and painted saints. Kutná Hora grew rich on silver and has the Cathedral of St Barbara, the Czech Museum of Silver and the bone chapel of Sedlec. Konopiště was the home of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, with his collection of hunting trophies and St George figures.

  • 1348Charles IV begins Karlštejn
  • 1995Kutná Hora on the UNESCO list

Central Bohemian Region nel tempo

I grandi momenti, e dove vederli oggi.

  1. 1300The Prague groschen, a silver coin, is first minted in Kutná Hora.Da vedere: Czech Museum of Silver

Cosa fare a Central Bohemian Region

  1. 01

    Karlštejn Castle

    The castle of the crown jewels.

    Karlštejn2 hours
  2. 02

    Czech Museum of Silver

    Silver, coins and a medieval mine.

    Kutná Hora2 hours
  3. 03

    Konopiště Castle

    Franz Ferdinand's home.

    Benešov2 hours
  4. 04

    Karel Čapek Memorial

    The writer's summer house.

    Stará Huť1 hour
Come arrivare

Arrivare a Central Bohemian Region

Dall’aeroporto al centro con i mezzi pubblici, poi i treni e le linee locali fino ai musei.

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Storia nascosta

The word robot

A Czech writer gave the world the word robot.

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In 1920 Karel Čapek wrote a play, R.U.R., about artificial workers. He first wanted to call them 'labori'; his brother Josef, a painter, suggested 'roboti', from the Czech word robota, forced labour. The play went around the world, and the word with it. Čapek's summer house at Strž is a museum.