Study Abroad in the Czech Republic
If you’ve been czeching out the Czech Republic for your next study abroad destination, you’d be surprised to know that there's much more to the country than its one Euro beer (although, that is one of the many perks!). Studying abroad in the Czech Republic is like stepping inside a real-life Disney fairytale. Complete with medieval style architecture and picturesque hills and valleys, your Snapchat videos will have your friends wondering if you somehow went to the Kingdom of Far Far Away to complete your studies rather than Eastern Europe. But never fear – the learning opportunities are just as potent as the evil witch's latest brew.


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A Guide to Studying Abroad in Czech Republic
Locations
There are quite a few locations within the Czech Republic that will leave you with a fulfilling and meaningful study abroad experience, and maybe even a pinch of pixie dust or a mysterious red apple in your pocket. The three most popular cities for study abroad in the Czech Republic are Prague, Cesky Krumlov, and Brno.
If you choose Prague, welcome to the city best known for it’s always-bustling-Old-Town-Square, the Charles Bridge, and some of the oldest and most historic Jewish synagogues. Students who study abroad in Prague will spend their weekends weaving in and out of food vendors (and delicious aromas of cheap brats), throngs of tourists, and street performers. Just don’t forget to leave a historic mark of your own on the John Lennon Wall before you head back to your home country!
Those interested in studying in Cesky Krumlov better be prepared to soak up all of the historic vibes this city gives off. In addition to the Historic Center of Cesky Krumlov, the Cesky Krumlov Castle, and the Egon Schiele Art Centre, there will be a variety of historical sites everywhere you look. You won’t even have to purchase that “required” history book; just go out and explore the castle-like buildings that surround you.
If you need a break from filling your brain with historical facts about the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul or figuring out the mathematical area of Brno Dam in cubic feet, be sure to fill your stomach with delicious and traditional Czech food in the city of Brno. Don’t forget to sample a bramboráky, a famous dish that is basically a fried potato pancake. There’s also goulash with dumplings, or if meat is more of your style, a pork or chicken schnitzel called řízky. You won’t be hard-pressed to find delicious meals anywhere in the Czech Republic!
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