Adventures in the Czech Republic

Kroměříž is a small Moravian city half way between Brno and Olomouc and it is renowned for its Baroque architecture, so renowned that...

After our visit to Slavonice and the 1938 bunkers (see previous post) my husband and I drove to Trebic, where we stayed in the old Jewish...

My last but one post dealt with the changes that have taken place whilst I was away, however one thing remains as it was - the state of the ...

We have heard that UNESCO has asked Cesky Krumlov Town Council a series of questions about the riverworks , to which it requires answers by ...

I start with the riverworks. No photos this time, I can hardly bear to bring myself to watch, but then I don't have to - I can hear them...

Above is a photo of the map put up to notify the public of the extent of the works planned on Cesky Krumlov's river. As you can see th...

The big question is does UNESCO know about what is happening in Cesky Krumlov. For those of you who have not been following my posts about t...

The Town Council is arguing that the way to control floods in Cesky Krumlov is to cut down the willows and to remove the natural banks on wh...

Recently my husband and I were honoured with an invitation to look round the large courtyard farm of Kvitkuv Dvur on the hill behind Cesky K...

Regular readers of my blog will know my views of the need for UNESCO to protect the important historic buildings of Cesky Krumlov against th...

I return to the Czech Republic in a week's time, but already my thoughts bend that way. Today being a bright crisp Winter's day, my...

In town squares all over the Czech Republic there are large tanks full of carp. Carp or capr as they are called in the Czech Republic are th...

Those of you who have read my other posts will know my love of Cesky Krumlov. It is a wonderful Czech town in South Bohemia. As you arrive f...