Czech Republic - UNESCO World Heritage

[@marcela77777]

Our small and a nice country ! 💓👍🍀

[@ชนานินทร์สีรุจิสิน]

Halllooo.. I live in Prague 3 yrs.I want​ back​ agian.next month.Very nice i love it.

[@pauliejjr]

Very nice video presentation of the twelve World Heritage sites in the Czech Republic. Recommended

[@oskibor]

Uplne hezké zeme. At zije Ceská Republika!!! Oski (San Nicolás de los Arroyos - Argentina)

[@neliapisquera109]

R

[@MrMajsterixx]

Iam czech, i have a friend which name is Oskar, we call him Oski.

[@MeelisLudvig]

Vinged paigad - klassnye mesta!

[@aresivrc1800]

Your country is beautiful czech people 🥰

[@proweb11]

I love my home. I love Czech Republic

[@mr.strawberry7]

Tohle pustím v zeměpise (tenhle kommentář tu nechávám jako easter egg, congrats jestli jste jej našli když jsem to pouštěl)

[@tomotomochian]

美しい。ぜひ行ってみたい。

[@asdfgqwert3136]

Nice

[@vladimirgaspar7799]

Tak u nás je hezky , já to říkám furt že všude hezky ale doma nejlíp .

[@MaxMax-xc4cs]

you need to clarify the content

[@JAMAJKOVSKI]

Wow Im surprised of your pronouciation of some Czech names of cities..

[@sulista-consulting]

CZECHIA (read "checkia"). Call our country Czechia, please. Our country has more than 1200 years old history and only very small part of it is the history of republican system. Czechia is a geographical name, which is independent on time and state-political changes in the country, thus, it can be used for our country both in historical and contemporary context. Not necessary to use that clumsy political name (Czech Republic) of contemporary state formation, which leads to undesirable shift of meaning (Charles IV was really not king of the Czech Republic :-D ) #Czechia

[@nuffnuff418]

Charles IV was really not king of Czechia but The Kingdom of Bohemia.

[@sulista-consulting]

funny thing, the Czech are the only nation in Europe neglecting their historical name, in case of Germany, France, Poland you would write it naturally, even if those countries did not exist in today terms. And this is the biggest advantage of geographic name, that it describes the country in its whole historical continuity, which the political name can not do, as its transient by definition.

[@nuffnuff418]

And Moravia and Silesia? It's not Your Czechia.

[@sulista-consulting]

Czechia is Bohemia, Moravia, and Czech Silesia together

[@nuffnuff418]

Tak za prvé, slovo Czechia mi zní samo o sobě obzvlášť odporně a za druhé, většině anglicky hovořícím lidem (zejména Američanům známým svým "nadprůměrným" všeobecným přehledem) se místo České republiky jako první vybaví podivné místo zvané Čečna.

[@georgegardener-gr9252]

By comparison Greece unfortunately took a very wrong turn!