- What to bring from the Czech Republic from jewelry?
- Fragile beauty
- Tasty Czech Republic
A trip to Golden Prague or visiting old Czech castles is not complete without buying thousands of nice little things - postcards, magnets, key rings and mugs. The question of what to bring from the Czech Republic has a thousand answers, but the choice still remains with the person who knows what he needs, what his parents would like to receive as a gift, what his beloved half or friends dream about. In this article, the story will focus on the most famous Czech brands, home furnishings and clothing, jewelry and products. We will tell you how not to get lost in this shopping paradise, to buy really high-quality and beautiful things.
What to bring from the Czech Republic from jewelry?
There is only one answer - garnet, of course, in jewelry stores and salons you can see everything, gold, silver, precious and semi-precious stones. But, if the conversation comes about a truly Czech decoration, it should only be a pomegranate. It is distinguished by its amazing transparency and rich blood-red hues.
Stylish fashionable Czech garnet jewelry is produced in the town of Turnov, and you can buy them anywhere in the country. Naturally, the lowest prices will be in company stores and in the city itself. Overpriced prices are set by sellers who have trade and souvenir points in the historical center of the Czech capital.
Fragile beauty
Two more business cards of the Czech Republic are Bohemian glass and Czech crystal. For almost nine centuries, the inhabitants of Bohemia delight admirers of fragile beauty. Graceful figurines, vases, decor items and dishes are good gifts, especially for the fair sex.
Czech crystal is no less popular; today there are several world-famous enterprises producing fragile products in the country. Foreign tourists prefer to buy the following things: sets of wine glasses or glasses; vases; figurines, interior items; chandeliers.
It is clear that chandeliers, ceiling and wall lights look amazing, although they are quite expensive. But then such beauty will delight all households for many decades and remind the owner of a wonderful trip to the Czech Republic.
Porcelain can also be attributed to fragile but beautiful goods from the Czech Republic; more than a dozen enterprises operate in the country today. Most of them are located in the vicinity of the famous Czech resort of Karlovy Vary, as well as the town of Brno, but you can buy products in any store. The special attention of tourists is used by soft pink and snow-white tea and coffee sets, distinguished by their beauty and elegance.
Tasty Czech Republic
The cult of food, which dominates the Czech Republic, immediately picks up any guest crossing the country's borders and takes them into the realm of delicious food, traditional old dishes and modern drinks that you cannot tear yourself away from. Naturally, after tasting food and drinks, tourists make long lists of what should go to their homeland as gifts for family and friends. From alcohol, they primarily buy the following drinks: beer; wines from Moravia; plum brandy; Becherovka.
Beer is in the first place, as it is a national Czech drink; local brewers have made it famous all over the world. Recently, so-called beer tours have become very popular, when guests visit the most famous factories, participate in tastings and, of course, buy delicious products in almost unlimited quantities. The question will arise later, how to transport everything across the border.
Moravian wines are another popular souvenir for visitors to the Czech Republic, they can be bought directly from the producer, as well as in wine shops or shops. For lovers of strong alcoholic drinks with a national flavor, plum brandy is offered, which is made from plum juice and aged for several months in oak barrels. In addition to plum brandy, there are similar drinks made from pears, apples, cherries and the famous Becherovka, a herbal liqueur produced in Karlovy Vary.
There are not only alcoholic brands in the Czech Republic, but also grocery business cards, for example, at one time the Karlovy Vary resort became famous for waffles baked in the form of large, thin and very tasty pancakes with various fillings. Today, such sweets are produced in different parts of the country, allowing tourists to stock up on tasty goods for a large circle of relatives and friends. Another visiting card of the country is dumplings, buns, which are served as a side dish for meat. It is clear that they do not themselves become the subject of export from the country. But the guests love to buy mixtures for making dumplings in order to treat their relatives with an unusual dish at home.
As you can see, the Czech Republic hospitably welcomes every traveler, reveals historical monuments and cultural objects for him, remains in the memory mysterious and funny, beautiful and tasty.
