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Visitors by regionPrague is by far the most visited Czech city. In 2018, it was the 28th most visited city in the world.
| Region | Total | Non-residents | Residents | | Czech Republic | 22,818,354 | 10,488,342 | 12,330,012 | | Prague | 8,079,195 | 6,506,081 | 1,573,114 | | Central Bohemian | 1,362,921 | 292,591 | 1,070,330 | | South Bohemian | 1,750,407 | 515,149 | 1,235,258 | | Plzeň | 899,304 | 313,201 | 586,103 | | Karlovy Vary | 1,390,692 | 754,421 | 636,271 | | Ústí nad Labem | 634,283 | 210,121 | 424,162 | | Liberec | 1,172,695 | 206,751 | 965,944 | | Hradec Králové | 1,543,362 | 326,286 | 1,217,076 | | Pardubice | 529,479 | 68,678 | 460,801 | | Vysočina | 685,619 | 88,748 | 596,871 | | South Moravian | 2,178,788 | 736,927 | 1,441,861 | | Olomouc | 750,056 | 137,530 | 612,526 | | Zlín | 817,876 | 116,263 | 701,613 | | Moravian-Silesian | 1,023,677 | 215,595 | 808,082 |
Tourist attractionsIn 2024, the thirty most visited tourist destinations in the country were:
The Czech Republic has 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including two transnational. One of them is natural, the rest is cultural.
Tourist regionsFor the needs of tourism, the Czech Republic is divided into 17 tourist regions, further divided into 40 subregions. The regions partly overlap with the administrative regions, but natural areas of tourist importance are set aside. The subregions further distinguish natural and cultural areas.
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