Ski holidays Czech Republic

In addition to the "golden city of Prague", Czechia has a lot more to offer people interested in travelling – including an excellent selection of beautiful ski resorts! Many low mountain ranges such as the Bohemian Forest, the Ore Mountains and the Giant Mountains promise pure winter fun. In the home of "Rübezahl", the Giant Mountains (Krkonoše in Czech) in the north of Czechia, there are many opportunities for snow sports enthusiasts. In addition to well-groomed slopes and cross-country trails, the well-equipped ski centres also offer beautiful toboggan runs and winter hiking trails.

Why book your ski holiday in Czech Republic?

In the Czech Republic, you will find ski resorts for every level of winter sports. Whether skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing or hiking, you can enjoy all these activities in a fascinating, snow-covered landscape. The Czech Republic is particularly suitable for families with children and beginner skiers. Nevertheless, advanced skiers and snowboarders will also have fun on the excellently groomed slopes. Continuous improvements, such as new lift facilities, are also planned for the future.

Where should you go skiing in Czech Republic?

There are numerous ski regions in Czechia, in the Eagle, Jizera and Ore Mountains, as well as in the two largest mountain ranges in the Czech Republic, the Bohemian Forest and the Giant Mountains (Czech: Krkonoše). The Bohemian Forest is located in the south-west of the country and stretches across Germany, Czechia and part of Austria. The mountain range measures 200 km in total length. The highest point is the Großer Arber with a height of 1,456 m. However, it is located on the German side of the German-Czech border. There are several small ski resorts within the Bohemian Forest. You can spend your skiing holiday in places such as Frymburk, Kašperské Hory, Liberec, Lipno nad Vltavou, Mariánské Lázně (Marienbad), Stachy or Železná Ruda.

The second largest and most famous mountain range is the Giant Mountains. It is the highest part of the Sudeten Mountains and lies on the Czech-Polish border. The highest peak is Sněžka at 1,603 m. Mountain lakes and rocky ridges are typical of this region. Modern ski lifts, well-groomed slopes and endless cross-country trails provide the perfect conditions for a successful skiing holiday. Černý Důl (Schwarzenthal), Pec pod Snezkou (Petzer), Špindlerův Mlýn (Spindlermühle) and the most popular winter sports centre Harrachov (Harrachsdorf) are Czech ski resorts located in the Krkonoše Mountains.

What else can you do in Czech Republic?

It is worth sampling the excellent Czech cuisine and enjoying the countryside on long winter walks in the valleys and along the mountain peaks. You can also take trips to the most famous cities. Don't miss the most impressive city in Czechia: Prague. Experience St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague Castle, Old Town Square and Charles Bridge, the most historically famous bridge crossing the Vltava River. The capital is a real tourist magnet thanks to its timeless, impressive buildings, beautiful bridges and international lifestyle.
Liberec is the largest and most famous city in the northern part of the Czech Republic. It offers several attractions, including the botanical garden, the town hall and Ještěd, Liberec's local mountain. If you are looking for some spa or action and fun, visit the Babylon Centre. The city is the perfect place for a trip during your winter holiday, as it is so close to the Giant Mountains. The university town of Budweis is the largest city in south-western Czechia. You can reach Budweis from the South Bohemian Forest in less than 100 km. In addition to the town square, the Samson Fountain and the Black Tower, you can also visit the Budweis Brewery, home of the world-famous Budweis beer.