Czechia Travel Podcast with Tereza Nováková

This podcast follows a resident settling into Czechia over time, rather than ticking off sights. Travelling here means negotiating a landlocked country of Bohemian plateaus and hilly Moravia, where the weather turns cool summers into cold, cloudy winters. The show treats that landscape as something to live inside, not just to look at. The host moves through Bohemia's rolling plains and low mountains, then across to Moravia's very hilly country. She follows old land routes, including the Moravian Gate, and visits the Hranice Abyss, a deep fissure in the east that most itineraries skip. Episodes also take in towns and villages between those points, keeping the focus on how Czechs live in the landscape. The show unfolds across a couple of years, so the same places reappear in cool summers and in cold, cloudy winters. Returning to a Moravian hill town or a Bohemian plateau, the host notices small changes: who is around, how the light sits, which routes matter. That slow ac