A landlocked country, the Czech Republic borders Austria, Germany,
Poland and Slovakia. Bohemia, in the west, is comprised of rolling
plains and plateaux surrounded by low mountains; Moravia, in the
east, is hilly country. 34% of the Czech Republic is covered in
forests and woodlands, while about 41% of land is arable.
Since time immemorial, the Czech lands have been the crossroads of
European cultures. The cultural character of Czech cities, villages
and spa towns has always been a source of inspiration to visitors
and guests, who come here from all corners of the world.
Travel Insurance for Czech
Republic:
Area: Europe *
Know Before You Go:
FCO Country Advice for Czech
Republic
Weather
The climate is moderate with four seasons. In winter the weather
is variable, in summer it can be very warm. The average temperature
in January, the coldest winter month is -5 degrees Centigrade,
in July, the warmest summer month, around +23 degrees Centigrade.
Disclaimer: While we have tried to ensure this information
is correct we do not accept responsibility for any inaccuracy.
* Inclusion on this guide does not guarantee travel insurance is available in this country at any given time. Travel Insurance is not available in countries for which the F.C.O. advise against travel to.
** At the time of writing, the F.C.O. advised against travel to countries, or areas thereof, marked thus at the time of writing. Travel Insurance is not available in areas where the F.C.O. advise against travel to.
You are strongly advised to visit the F.C.O. web site for up to date information and general travel advice before you travel.
Annual
Travel Insurance for regular travellers | Ski
Insurance and winter holiday
skiing and snowboarding | Holiday
Insurance great value with free kids cover
| Motorcycle Travel
Insurance for motorbike touring holidays.
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