Visit Czechia: Most Romantic Places

A bit unusual for the girls, who are mostly drawn to the wilderness, was a visit to the chateau park in Kroměříž - a hell for allergy sufferers, but a paradise for lovers of nature’s blooming splendour and spring scents. This piece of nature in the heart of the city is ideal for a walk with children. And when they stop having fun running among the perfectly trimmed hedges, it’s just a few steps to the city centre for a scoop of ice cream (or a hot chocolate).

We are heading towards the White Carpathians! Who would have thought a common beech forest can look so beautiful on photos. What’s more, when you climb a little higher, you can enjoy spectacular views of a countryside full of colourful fields and orchards.

Not everyone knows the term "Moravian Tuscany", yet it’s said to be one of the 50 most beautiful places in the world. Although there were many sites to admire, the girls felt the true spirit of romance from a small chapel hidden among the fields.

Jalubí, an inconspicuous village near Uherské Hradiště, boasts a beautiful stone mill that was restored in 2008 with the selfless help of local residents. Because it’s easy to reach by car, the girls were able to visit this photogenic spot with their ŠKODA FABIA MONTE CARLO, which accompanied them on their whole adventure.

And some final shots from the Rychlebské Mountains, a somewhat forgotten mountain range between Hrubý Jeseník and the Czech-Polish border, where you can for example, like Magda and Markéta, visit the waterfall on Stříbrný Potok (Silver Creek).