Czechia's towns draw visitors with their storybook mix of pastel façades, cobblestones, and beautifully preserved historic squares. Their architecture reflects centuries of culture, creating a timeless atmosphere that feels both charming and authentic. Many towns are surrounded by rivers, hills, and forests, giving travelers scenic views and easy access to nature. Local life adds even more appeal through cozy cafés, regional dishes, and lively festivals that showcase each town's personality. With convenient transport links and comfortable prices, exploring Czechia feels smooth, inviting, and endlessly rewarding.
The webcam offers a charming live view of the city's most iconic gathering place. Its main highlight is the Minorite Church, a grand Baroque cathedral with twin towers and an ornate façade that rises elegantly above the square, giving the whole scene a historic, almost theatrical backdrop. During the Christmas season, the webcam captures the glowing Christmas tree placed near the center of the square, along with lights, small market stalls, and people enjoying the festive atmosphere. Viewers can watch locals strolling between cafés, families taking photos by the tree, and the gentle rhythm of daily life blending with holiday spirit. With its blend of architecture, seasonal decorations, and lively movement, the webcam makes Dobó Square feel warm, inviting, and full of character.
Kromeriz Town Square
The webcam overlooking Kroměříž’s Town Square, known as Velké náměstí, offers a calm, picturesque view of one of the Czech Republic's most elegant historic squares. From this angle you can see the colourful façades of old townhouses, the central fountain, and the tall Marian column that has stood here since the Baroque era, giving the square a timeless look. During the Christmas season the webcam becomes even more charming, capturing the town's Christmas tree glowing with lights, small decorations around the fountain, and people gathering in the festive atmosphere. Kroměříž itself is a beautifully preserved town known for its UNESCO-listed Archbishop's Palace, lush gardens, graceful architecture, and a relaxed, friendly rhythm of life. Through the webcam, viewers get a real sense of how this historic city blends everyday moments with its cultural heritage, making the square feel both lively and peaceful throughout the year.
Lanskroun Main Square
Lanškroun is a charming Czech town where Bohemia and Moravia meet, known for its beautifully preserved center and welcoming atmosphere. Once a medieval settlement, it has grown into a lively community that blends historic architecture with modern life and easy access to nearby ponds, forests, and rolling hills. The webcam on the Main Square offers a serene look at its Renaissance-style town hall, pastel façades, and cobblestone streets. Daily life unfolds gently here, with people strolling past cafés and shops. During Christmas the view becomes especially magical, showcasing a glowing tree, sparkling lights, and families enjoying the festive spirit.
Cerveny Kostelec
The webcam overlooking Kostel sv. Jakuba Většího in Červený Kostelec shows the town's main street, T. G. Masaryka, with the historic church spire rising above surrounding buildings. The view captures the gentle rhythm of daily life, with people walking past shops and cafés and occasional traffic moving through the square. During Christmas, the scene becomes festive with a decorated tree, lights on the church and buildings, and families enjoying the holiday atmosphere. Červený Kostelec is a quaint town of around 8,300 residents, known for its well-preserved historic center, traditional architecture, and friendly, peaceful vibe. Surrounded by hills and forests, the town blends history and nature, offering a picturesque backdrop visible in real time through the webcam.
