Hello Sir It's a very distinctive republic
The Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) is a striking example of the culture of Central Europe, which was born again after the collapse of the Soviet Union and its walls between Eastern and Central Europe and the world. Since the Velvet Revolution and Prague Spring, the Czech Republic has undergone a dramatic and dramatic change. It is worth visiting and living closely.
Its capital, Prague, is one of the oldest cities in Europe. Luckily, it has not been subjected to any destructive military aggression during the various wars, so its palaces and castles have been well preserved, turning this city into a world-class tourist destination.
Travel will have a distinct experience
Today the Czech Republic consists of 13 brigades. The overwhelming majority of the population, about 95%, is Czech. There are several small ethnic minorities such as Germans, Roma, Hungarians, Ukrainians, Poles and Slovaks. The Czech Republic suffers from a decline in the population census; since 2003 the population has fallen from 10.3 million to 10.1 million people, due to low birth rate.