The Czech Republic, Europe is also known as Czheshia. There are many more facts about the Czech Republic that are unknown to the world, primarily because of the lack of awareness and knowledge about this less known part of Europe. Surrounded by land on all of its borders, the Czech Republic is composed of interesting and historic parts such as Bohemia and Moravia. Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic. It is also the largest city there.

Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk was the first President of the Republic of Czechoslovakia. In 1989, under the effect of the velvet Revolution, Czechoslovakia treaded towards the path of democracy and two separate countries came into existence- Czech Republic and Slovakia. Since that time, the Czech Republic has undergone a sea of economic changes and has seen a great degree of market reform. Václav Havel was the first President of the new Czech Republic.

Czech weather is quite different from most parts of Europe, having hot summers and cool and snowy winters. Due to its landlocked location, there is a pronounced difference between the summer and winter temperatures at Czech Republic.

Another interesting fact about the population of the Czech Republic is that it is believed to have the least number of non-religious people in Europe. According to a survey report, only 19% of the Czech citizens believe in the existence of a God.

Skoda Auto, the largest manufacturers of cars in Central Europe is a Czech brainchild. The company has a remarkable reputation among its customers and the competition as well. It is said to have sold more than 600,000 cars last year.

Czech internet usage is still pretty expensive, but privatization of telecommunication and fierce competition are expected to lower the costs in the near future. Internet is being widely used in the Czech Republic and people prefer to surf a range of Czech websites as well as other sites. The favorite websites of the people accessing the internet in the Czech Republic seem to be Google and Alexa. There are some local websites like the official website of the Czech Republic- www.czech.cz/en/, which have people interested in them. There are some more websites pertaining to Czech music and downloads, which have become famous among the local people. Some blogs containing unknown and wonderful facts about the Czech Republic have also surfaced in the past. There is a sense of reaching out to the world that is seen in most Czech websites, where the webmasters and content creators have made every effort to ensure that the culture, history and essence of this great republic are exhibited to the people in other regions of the world.