Every step of the journey to Czech Republic and Austria is like stepping into a fairy tale world

The Czech-Austrian region (Czech Republic and Austria) is a tourist destination full of history, culture and natural beauty. Below is a detailed travel guide to help you better plan your trip to Czech Republic. Visa Both the Czech Republic and Austria are Schengen countries, so you need to apply for a Schengen visa. It is recommended to apply at least 15 days in advance and prepare the following materials: Application form Air ticket reservation form Passport Photo Overseas travel medical insurance Copy of company business license with company seal Letter from employer Best time to travel Czech Republic: Prague has a temperate continental climate, and the best time to travel is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). The weather is mild in these two seasons, making them suitable for sightseeing. Austria: Vienna is a good place to travel all year round, but the weather is most pleasant in spring and autumn. Regions such as Salzburg and Hallstatt are popular tourist destinations in the summer and ski lovers' paradise in the winter. Tourist attractions Czech Republic: Prague Castle: One of the largest ancient castles in the world, it houses famous attractions such as St. Vitus Cathedral and the Old Royal Palace. Charles Bridge: A landmark building in Prague, with exquisite Baroque statues on the bridge. Old Town Square: There are attractions such as the Astronomical Clock and the Tyn Church. Austria: Salzburg: Mozart's hometown, with Salzburg Castle and Mozart's former residence. Vienna: Schönbrunn Palace and the State Opera are must-sees. Hallstatt: famous for its beautiful lake and salt mines. Food recommendations Czech Republic: Roasted pork elbow: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, recommended to try at V Kolkovně restaurant. Beef tartare: a unique raw beef dish. Beer: The Czech Republic is one of the countries with the highest per capita beer consumption in the world. Austria: Wiener Schnitzel: a Viennese delicacy. Mozart Chocolate Balls: A chocolate dessert named after Mozart. Transportation Guide Czech Republic: Prague's public transportation system includes subways, trams and buses, which are convenient and fast. Austria: Vienna also has a well-developed transportation network, including subways, trams and buses. If you are planning to visit areas such as Salzburg or Hallstatt, it is recommended to take a train or coach. Cultural customs Czech Republic: Respect local religious customs and keep quiet when visiting churches. Austria: Austrians pay great attention to etiquette and usually shake hands and greet each other when meeting. When dining in a restaurant, it is customary to tip the waiter around 10%. The Czech Republic is a tourist destination worth exploring in depth. I hope this guide can help you plan a perfect trip.