Interesting Facts about Czechia

Czechia Interesting Facts

Czechia, officially Czechia, is a country in Europe. Here are some interesting facts about Czechia:

Czechia is famous for its beer. Czechs consume the most beer per capita in the world.

The largest castle in the world is located in Czech Republic. The movie "Game of Thrones" was filmed in Prague Castle.

The world's oldest astronomical clock is located in Czechia. Prague's astronomical clock was installed in 1410.

Czech language is one of the most difficult languages to learn.

Mushroom picking is an important part of Czech Republic.

The famous sport in Czechia is an ice hockey.

The Czechs are the 3rd nation ever reaching space.

The first piece of music ever performed on the surface of the Moon was the New World Symphony by Czech composer Antonín Dvořák.

The word "robot" is of Czech origin.

The deepest underwater cave is located in Czech Republic. It is called Hranice Abyss.

Prague is the only major city in Europe that wasn't bombed during the Second World War.

Refined sugar was invented in Czechia.

The Czechs invented many things such as screw propeller, a modern compass, photo prints and soft contact lenses.

One of the oldest universities is located in Czechia. Charles University was established in Prague in 1348.

The art of defenstration was invented by Czechs.

Franz Kafka was Czech, not German. He was born and raised in Czech Republic, but many his works were written in German language.

Simpson's Duff Beer is made in Czechia.

The most fashionable guardsmen of Europe are the guardsmen of Czechia.

Prague has been known as the "hansomest city of Europe". Czech Republic is home for 12 UNESCO monuments.

The first plastic surgery was invented in Czech Republic in 1927.

The Czech Republic is a landlocked country located in Central Europe. It shares borders with Germany, Austria, Slovakia, and Poland.