Tourism

• About Czechia. "place where you can find information about Czech Republic."
• My Czech Republic "More than a destination guide Essentials: Map, Basic Facts, Embassies & Visas, Czech Currency, Czech History, Regions, Weather, Telecommunications, Shopping, Trivia & Quizzes, Daily Czech News Culture: Holidays & Traditions, Czech Name Days, Czech Food & Drink, Czech Film Industry, Tongue-in-Czech, Culture Forum Language: Mini Phrasebook, Idioms, Translators, Tutors, Language Forum."  
• Travel information for the Czech Republic.
• Visit Czechia - The official website of the Czech Tourist Authority with many attractions of the Czech Republic.  "Since time immemorial, the Czech lands have been the crossroads of European cultures. The cultural character of Czech cities, villages and spa towns has always been a source of inspiration to visitors and guests, who come here from all corners of the world. The Czech Republic, among the youngest in the family of European countries, was born on January 1st, 1993, when the Czechoslovak Federal Republic split into two independent states, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
  
  Since May, 2004, the Czech Republic has been a member of the European Union; it has been a full-fledged NATO member since 2002. (The country has not adopted the Euro yet, however, and still uses its national currency, the Czech crown.)
  
  Even though the Czech Republic’s area of 78,864 square kilometers (about 30,450 square miles) ranks it among small countries, its wealth of natural beauty and monuments of cultural heritage contribute greatly to its global prestige as a major cultural destination.
  
  Geographically, the country (population: 10.3 mil.) and its historical lands (Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia) are divided into 14 local administrative units controlled by regional administrations.
  
  In addition to the administrative units, there are 14 tourist regions dotted with charming towns, castles and chateaux (the most per square mile of any country in the world!), ancient villages and, of course, many spas, all waiting to be discovered."

U.S. Government Information Resources

• CIA World Factbook on Czech Republic.
• Department of State Consular Information Sheet on Czech Republic.
• Library of Congress Country Study on Czech Republic.
• U.S. Embassy in Prague, Czech Republic
  • Consular Section in Prague

Weather

• Weather information for the Czech Republic.