A Blood in Bohemia episode in this weekend's Czechia in 30 Minutes explores the executions of 1621 and their lasting impact on Bohemia.

The Queen of the central Bohemian mountains, which the Germans call Donnersberg – “Thunder Mountain” – is the stormiest site in the Czech Republic, and offers stunning views.

The latest episode of the Blood in Bohemia series explores the extraordinary rise and violent death of Albrecht von Wallenstein, one of Europe's most powerful men.

On November 8, 1620, a major clash took place outside Prague between the Imperial Army of Emperor Ferdinand II. and those of the Bohemian Revolt. To find out more about the battle’s significance Radio ...

This Czech Republic travel guide explores ten scenic and historic destinations filled with medieval towns, castles, mountain ...

Driving south from Prague on his custom-built motorbike our writer rhapsodises about the Bohemian scenery by day, then gets stuck into its famous beer each evening Two days’ ride will take you from ...

Wrapped around Prague like an elegant scarf, Central Bohemia is a region rich in ancient history and natural beauty. Once at the heart of the Holy Roman Empire and the Habsburg realm, its storied past ...

In 1347, when Charles IV came to power in Bohemia, he ushered in a flourishing, 90-year golden age of high culture, said Hilarie M. Sheets in Newsday. Educated at the French court and an obsessive ...