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Cheb is a famous town with a complex of eleven unique merchant houses from the 13th century on the old square and the nearby castle ruin. The city lies about 5 km from the German border and about half an hour drive from the world-famous spa Karlovy Vary. The first historical mention dates back to 1061 and until the end of the Second World War, the majority of the inhabitants of the city and its surroundings were German. Cheb played an important part of the Sudetenland. Today it is the largest industrial city of West Bohemia.

RECOMMENDED STOPS IN THE CHEB

The Cheb castle is the only imperial residence of the Stauf imperial family in the Czech territory from the beginning of the 12th century! Till this day only the torso, the defensive Black Tower and, above all, the unique double Romanesque-Gothic Chapel of St. Martin, Erhard and Ursula had remained. Another landmark of Cheb is Spalicek, which is one of the main symbols of Cheb architecture that stands on the historic square of King George of Poděbrady. The construction of the eleven merchant houses began in the 13th century, and due to the lack of space, the buildings were square and built-in height. On the square, you will find well-preserved houses of important personalities and rich families.

Nuremberg is a historic city known for a majestic castle built on sandstone ridge, that offers a stunning view over the old town. You can also explore the Nuremberg’s catacombs, which are full of ancient cellars, arched ceilings, secret passageways and old breweries. Tourists come here mainly to experience the traditional Christmas markets, a zoo with delphinium or to taste the delicious food with seasonal specialities, which are however dominated by excellent sausages. You can also try the local beer, which has been brewed here for more than 700 years. Nuremberg is not only a centre of arts and culture but also of science and technology, which can be demonstrated by the subway, that is fully automated. 

Recommended stops in Nuremberg:

Kaiserburg historic centre and imperial castle
Nuremberg Castle is a group of medieval fortified buildings on a sandstone ridge dominating the historical centre of the city. The journey to the Kaiserburg Castle offers you incredible view over the typical Bavarian architecture.

Christkindlesmarkt
The renowned Christmas Market is the largest in Central Europe, with over 2 million visitors every year. It always takes place in December until 24.12. The markets consist of about 200 stalls offering Christmas goods and local specialities such as Nuremberg gingerbread, bishop sandwiches as well as the famous Nuremberg sausages. Moreover, if you like chocolate, try fruit or chilli peppers dipped in chocolate.

National German Museum
Take a look at the local collections and see the past when Nuremberg was an essential centre of business. 

Toy Museum
The local museum is one of the world's most famous museums of this type and is a real paradise for children.

PLAYMOBIL Amusement Park
It is the perfect place for younger children, that is located just outside of Nuremberg.

Zoo and delphinium
Nuremberg Zoo with delphinium has something to offer and is the most visited zoo in Germany.

Shopping in Nuremberg
Shopping in and around Nuremberg is a great idea. The most famous shopping area is located between the Hall Platz and the Unschlittplatz, the White Tower and the Spitalgasse. On the outskirt of the Nuremberg you can find the largest shopping centre in Northern Bavaria called Franken Center. 

Regensburg is a popular destination for local and foreign visitors and is referred to as the jewel of the Danube river. Celts used to call it Radasbona in ancient times and later the ancient Romans changed the city’s name to Castro Regina - a fortress on the river Regen. After the fortress was destroyed in the 4th century, a new era of the city known as Regensburg began. It reached its greatest boom in the 12th-13th centuries when it became an important trading city on the way between Prague and Venice and also the largest and richest city in southern Germany. In 2006 the city was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

RECOMMENDED STOPS IN REGENSBURG

Traditional stops include the historic city centre, where you will find the famous Stone Bridge over the Danube, St. Peter's Cathedral with its stained-glass windows, which create a unique mysterious atmosphere in the interior or a museum with a temple treasure and a historic pharmacy. The Roman tower (Römerturm) was built around 1200 and is not the only Roman-preserved monument that has survived here. Porta Pretoria is the other monument and it is the only Roman gate north of the Alps. You can also admire the ancient architecture of the local town hall from the 13th century, as well as the historic buildings and churches around Haidplatz. A bit further away is the Thurn-Taxis Chateau that was originally a monastery of St. Jimram and was rebuilt by the Thurn-Taxis family to the castle mansion in the 19th century. Since then the chateau is still inhabited by the family, but it is possible to arrange a tour.

Regensburg is also known for its gastronomy, especially its pubs. Regensburg has the highest density of pubs of all German cities! At the stone bridge, you should not miss the oldest "sausage factory" in the world called Wurstkuchl. Here you can taste the renowned “Sechs mit Kraut” - six Regensburg sausages with cabbage and side dish. If you do not have so much time, you can order a takeout version called "Three in a roll with cabbage". As a memory or gift, you can buy handmade, unmistakable mustard based on the traditional Handelmaier recipe.

SHOPPING IN REGENSBURG

In the historic streets of the city, there are many shops and boutiques that offer both traditional as well as special goods. There are plenty of fashion boutiques, jewellery shops, traditional handmade shops and culinary delights located here and not far from the city centre you can find a shopping centre Donau with more than 135 shops.

TIP: When visiting Regensburg, we recommend visiting the nearby Donaustauf. It is about 15km from Regensburg and you will find the Walhalla memorial. It is a splendid building towering over the river Danube and serves as a memorial to important personalities, opened in 1842 by King Louis I. Since that year, there have been 96 busts and 64 honouring plaques. Since 2014, 195 important personalities of German history were commemorated here.