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+-Prague Travel & Visitor Information : Prague hotels & tourism guide offers bookings in prague hotels, lodging and travel information with maps of czech republic
+-----Prague Transportation : Based on the importance and location of Prague, historically almost a complete spectrum of transportation network has been developed.
+-----Additional details on Prague : According to the Czech National Council Act about the capital, Prague is a statutory town. Prague is divided into 57 town districts. Prague Municipal Council, Council and the Municipal Authorities of the capital of Prague administer it. In the range specified by the Capital Prague Status, the authorities of the town districts and boroughs participate in the administration issues.
+-Brno Travel & Visitor Information : Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic with population of almost 400,000 inhabitants
+-The Pardubice Region : Pardubice region is situated in the eastern part of Bohemia. Location of the region is also determined by the bordering regions - Central Bohemian, Kralovehradecky, Olomouc, South Moravian and Vysocina
+-The Zlin Region : Zlin region was founded on January 1st, 2000 and based on the constitutional law No. 347 from December 3rd, 1997, on creating higher territorial autonomous units. The region was created by merging townships of Zlin, Kromeriz and Uherske Hradiste, which belonged to the South Moravian region and township Vsetin, which belonged to the North Moravian region.
+-The Usti nad Labem Region : The Usti region is situated in the northwest of the Czech Republic , along the border with Federal Republic of Germany. To the northeast it borders with Liberec region, to the west with Karlovy Vary region and a small part of Pilsen region. To the south it borders with Central Bohemian region. The north border of the region is also the border with German Saxony region.
+-The South Bohemian Region : The South Bohemian region represents, geographically, quite closed unit. Core of the unit is the South Bohemian basin. The southwest borders with Sumava, northwest borders with Brdy, north with Central Bohemian granite Highlands, east with Bohemia-Moravian Highlands and to the southeast it borders with Novohradske Mountains.
+-The Olomouc Region : The Olomouc region is situated in the north-central Moravia. Border with Poland is 104 kilometres long. The region consists of the following townships: Jesenik, Olomouc, Prostejov, Prerov, Sumperk and places eighth among the 14 Czech regions
+-The Liberec Region : The Liberec region is situated in the north of the Czech Basin and spreads over the eastern part of the mountain ranges Luzicke hory, Jizerske hory and western Krkonose with Krkonose foothills
+-The Karlovy Vary Region : The area of Karlovy Vary region is very specific because of its inner differentiation concerning the natural conditions, industrial structure and environment. Structure of the industry in the region is varied. In Karlovy Vary and Cheb Townships, the main priority lies in spas and tourist industry
+-The Hradec Kralove Region : The Hradec Kralove region is the second region of NUTS 2 Northeast, neighbouring on the Liberec Region to the west and the Pardubice Region to the south.
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