#holidayitinerary Cheb is a charming little town nestled right along the Czech-German border, often overlooked by mainstream tourists. Easily reachable with a Deutschland Ticket, it makes for a perfect quiet getaway from busier cities. The town features colorful half-timbered houses, a quaint market square, and the iconic Cheb Castle with its Romanesque Black Tower. It’s a place where German and Czech influences intertwine, both in architecture and atmosphere. Ideal for a half-day stroll, especially if you’re traveling between the two countries and looking for an authentic, peaceful stop.

It's a Czech restaurant right next to the German border. The name of the restaurant is Deja Vu! It was hard to communicate in English, so I looked at the menu and used Google Translate to order. The food was similar to German food, and most of it was delicious. #OverseasFlightEvent #OverseasTravel

It's a small town in the Czech Republic called Haap. You can also take a train from Germany. It felt a bit more rural than urban, and it felt like a park in the countryside. It also felt a bit like the old Soviet Union. It was quiet, so it was nice to rest in the park. #OverseasFlightEvent #OverseasTravel

I found a restaurant in Czech Republic, Cheb, and there was a restaurant that sold both Korean and Japanese food! I wanted to eat Korean food, so I ran over there. They were selling kimchi fried rice and chicken! The food was good, but the owner didn't seem to be Korean. #OverseasFlightEvent #OverseasTravel