The leafy suburb of Brevnov, situated in the Prague 6 region, is already one of the most sought-after residential locations in Prague. And now, a new development is on the brink of completion which will further enhance the prestige of the borough and revitalise some of the city’s most historically-important architecture and parkland. Kajetánka is a new, luxury residential development, which, when completed in 2011, will comprise 145 top-end apartments, set within a stunning 30,000 sq m par...

Sales prices for flats in Prague grew by 12.5 percent on average per year, with some key neighbourhoods showing growth of up to 35 percent. Outside the capital, the city with the highest price growth in the country was Ostrava, where the lift on an average price per square metre exceeded 23 percent per year, in total 46 percent within the past two years. The Czech market benefited from continuingly favourable mortgage conditions which led to nearly a 22 percent year on year uplift in the numb...

The five star President Hotel stands in a wonderful location, just minutes from the famous Old Town Square, with views across the river Vltava to the Castle area and Mala Strana. Three years after the completion of its total refurbishment in 2004 the hotel was awarded a prestigious ‘fifth star’ by the Association of Hotels and Restaurants of the Czech Republic, and there is no doubt that today it sits comfortably with the other luxury hotels in the City – possibly even outdo...

The Czech Republic is one of the most attractive destinations in the world. Always enhancing its reputation as being a safe, civilized and a modern country; it offers quality service to all travelers. In the past 10 years business tourism has become a staple of the Czech market. One of the undeniable advantages of holding a conference in the Czech Republic is value for money. The highest standards of service are provided, while costs are kept low.
Its favorable location within the heart...

Formerly the western half of Czechoslovakia, which was dissolved in 1993, the Czech Republic is still a young country. Since gaining sovereignty, it has become possibly the most successful post-communist nation in Europe, with a highly developed economy and good standard of living. Its responsible banking industry even weathered the 2008 global financial crisis relatively unscathed, while a strong infrastructure with ongoing government investment has paved the way for continuing future stabil...