During its brief 22-year history, Czechia has managed to become the darling of the European tourism industry.

Visitors flock here year-round to explore the country's diverse landscape of magnificent mountains, glorious, forested uplands, unique rock formations, and astonishing cave systems.

However, many of this small landlocked republic’s greatest assets are man-made - its historic bounty includes an enviable assortment of cobbled-stoned medieval towns strewn with Baroque monasteries, Bohemian castles, and formidable fortresses.

Throw in a phenomenal capital city brimming with quaint old breweries, bustling markets, scenic national parks, and lively jazz clubs and it is easy to see why Czechia is fast becoming Europe’s most popular tourist destination.