The Czech Republic is a European hotspot for downhill skiing given the quality of slopes and the competitive prices. Cheaper than its rivals in the Alps to the southwest, it is the ideal location for experiencing the snowy wilderness. The Giant Mountains in the north provide world-class skiing routes as well as slopes with virgin snow waiting to be carved into. Perfect for beginners and intermediates.
Country code
+420
Language
Czech
Currency
Czech koruna
Best time to visit
Visit in the cold and crispy months between December and February for ideal backcountry skiing conditions
What's the weather like?
The rugged regions of the Czech Republic receive a cold and snowy climate in the winter, with occasional fog
Located in Central Europe, the landlocked state of the Czech Republic is hilly and mountainous. It borders Poland to the northeast, Slovakia to the east, Austria to the south and Germany to the west. The Czech Republic has a population of over 10 million, with over 1 million residing in the capital of Prague. The north of the country is home to chunks of mountain ranges, including the Sudetes and the Giant Mountains
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