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Road trip planner: Czechia
5 checked road trips, day by day, with kilometres and where to sleep. Open one in the free planner to change the days, move the stops or start from home.
Our road trips
Krkonoše, Adršpach and Český ráj Road Trip from Prague: Rock Towns, Castles and the Cable Car to Sněžka in 3 Days
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Prague to Český Krumlov Road Trip (2 Days)
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Saxon Switzerland Road Trip from Dresden: the Bastei, Königstein and the Pravčická Gate in 3 Days
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South Moravia Road Trip from Brno: Caves, Wine Cellars and the Lednice–Valtice Chateaux in 3 Days
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Šumava and Lipno Road Trip from České Budějovice: Treetops, Glacial Lakes and the Source of the Vltava in 3 Days
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Driving rules: Czechia
The general rules for cars, from the tables we keep with their official sources. Road signs always take precedence.
- Speed limits
- Built-up areas: 50 km/h
- Outside built-up areas: 90 km/h
- Expressways: 110 km/h
- Motorways: 130 km/h
- Signs may raise the limit by up to 20 km/h, so up to 150 km/h on signed motorway sections; inside municipalities, motorways and expressways are 80 km/h. Any alcohol is an offence: a fine of CZK 7,000–25,000 and a driving ban of 6–18 months.
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- Winter tyres
- Period + conditions · November 1 – March 31
- From 1 November to 31 March, cars must have winter tyres on all wheels whenever there is a continuous layer of snow, ice or frost on the road, or when such conditions can be expected during the trip; on roads marked with the 'Zimní výbava' (winter equipment) sign C 15a, this applies regardless of date and weather.
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- Motorway vignette
- 1 day: CZK 230.00
- 10 days: CZK 300.00
- 30 days: CZK 480.00
- 1 year: CZK 2,570.00
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- Fuel price
- €1.653 petrol 95 · €1.899 diesel, per litre
- Price of November 9, 2026
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These are the general limits: road signs always take precedence, and laws change. Before you travel, check the source linked in the row for your country.