1.	Introduction

2.

Climate

3.

Mountains

4.

Rivers

5.	Division of county

5.1.

Bohemia

5.2.

Moravia

6.

History

7.	System of government

8.	National symbols

9.	Indutry and agriculture

10.	Natural resources

11.

Holidays

12.

Prague

12.1.

Introduction

12.2.

History

12.3.

Places of interests

"Places of interests:
One of the most visited sited in Prague is Charles Bridge. It ranks among the greatest monuments in Prague. Build in 1357; it is the oldest bridge in Prague. It is an open-air gallery of unique Baroque statues. Some people make a wish when they place their hands on the cross near the statue of John Nepomuk. It connects The Old Town and the Lesser Quarter.
The Old Town
The Old Town Square (Staroměstké) used to be the most important marjet place in Prague. Its main monument is the Old Town Hall, with the world-famous astronomical clock. There are also two famous churches on the Old Town Square: baroque St. Nicholas Church and the gothic Týn Church.
Near the Old Square, there is the Estates Theatre (Stavovské). The world premiere of Mozart´s opera Don Giovanni took place there and now the house has been converted into a Mozart museum.
The National Theatre was built to express this feeling of national pride for Czech. The building itself was financed from money collected by the Czech people.
In the upper part of Wenceslas Square one can see the statue of St. Wenceslas on his horse and the four saints of Bohemia by Myslbek. It is a very popular meeting place.
At the top of Square is the National Museum.
The Lesser Quarter (Malá strana)
The Prague Castle is the dominant of the city. It is the seat of the President. The monumental complex of the castle includes three courtyards and over 700 rooms. The most renowned are Vladislav Hall, Spanish Hall and Rudolph Gallery. The most impressive building at the Castle is St. Vitas Cathedral. It holds the treasury of the Czech coronation jewels. Another well-known place in the Castle District is the Loreta. It is complex of baroque buildings. It is famous for its chimes.
Near Prague Castle there is Golden lane; it made up of tiny houses with colored facades. It is the one of famous streets in Prague. It has an own magical atmosphere. Later, Franz Kafka lived in number 22.
Near Charles Bridge lies Kampa Island, separated from the Lesser Quarter by a small canal Čertovka. In the past there used to be many mills on Kampa and two big wooden mill wheels are still preserved today.
At the center of the Lesser Quarter, there is the Church of St. Nicholas.
Another important part of the Laser Quarter is Neruda Street. House At the Two Suns is the most important house there and this is where the Czech writer Jan Neruda used to live."

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