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The Czech Republic is a destination straight out of fairy tales.

With an array of picturesque historic cities, world-class architecture, romantic castles and charming natural wonders, this Central European country should definitely be on every travel list.

Covering an area of just 78,866 square kilometers, it boasts an impressive 12 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Fascinating, affordable and filled with beautiful sights, the Czech Republic is a magnificent destination where history comes to life.

Here are 11 of the most amazing places to visit:

Prague

Prague is a magical city that looks spectacular in every season.

Admired for the beauty of its well-preserved Old Town, romantic narrow pathways, an amazing variety of architectural styles, affordable prices and delicious cuisine, "The City of the Thousand Spires" can easily cater to the wanderlust needs of every type of traveler.

Whether you're exploring the magnificent medieval Charles Bridge, walking around the biggest castle complex in Europe, or enjoying the beauty of magnificent churches -- Prague is definitely a great place to be.

For a magical panorama of the bridges of Prague there's the Letná Park, and whether it's sunrise, sunset or midnight, it's hard to be disappointed by the view.

Czech extra: The Michelin-starred La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise is ideal for a culinary experience of modern Czech cuisine.

Kutná Hora

At first glance, Kutná Hora seems like a quiet Central Bohemian town like any other.

However, it is one of the most visited destinations in the country and a unique highlight of the Czech Republic.

Renowned for its splendid architecture and protected by UNESCO, Kutná Hora is a gem of a town.

On a daily basis, hundreds of people flock to see the Sedlec Ossuary -- a Baroque chapel made entirely of human bones.

Between 40,000 to 70,000 skeletal human remains are held in this macabre monument of death.

Apart from the ossuary, the city is famous for the Gothic St. Barbara's Church, the superb Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady and Saint John the Baptist and the charming old town.

Once a competitor in wealth to Prague, Kutná Hora is famous for its silver mines and the Czech Museum of Silver provides a closer look at this as well as the chance to descend into the actual silver mine which is a part of the museum.

Czech extra: Visitors can also travel back to the glorious medieval times in V Ruthardce -- a traditional, lively Czech restaurant serving local meals.

Kroměříž

Admirers of Baroque beauty will be astonished to discover how many amazing attractions of this kind dot the Czech land.

The city of Kroměříž, located in the East of the country, is one of the of the finest places to experience this exquisite architectural style and another UNESCO-protected destination.

Here can be found the splendid Flower Garden, also known as "Libosad", which is considered to be among the best preserved Baroque gardens in the world.

Its perfect geometrical shapes, a variety of statues, sparkling fountains and magnificent colonnades give you a true sense of Baroque beauty.

Also, the city boasts an imposing castle that once belonged to the mighty and wealthy Bishops of Olomouc housing the grandiose authentic halls and an elaborate old library.

To feel the architectural grandeur of the past, it's worth visiting the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape -- an enormous UNESCO-inscribed area filled with superb palaces, elegant gardens, artificial ponds, beautiful fountains and whimsical colonnades.

Considered to be one of the largest man-made landscapes in Europe, this complex is a quintessence of the architectural beauty.

Czech extra: For the best coffee shop in town visit Velo Cafe and treat yourself to a great coffee and a heavenly cheesecake on the side.

Český Krumlov

If you're looking for a fairytale city, Český Krumlov is an ideal choice.