How about a trip to Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is an agricultural land with relatively flat terrain, small forests and only in the very far north are there some significant hills and mountains adorned with thick and dense forest, with heavy snows in the winter and home to several large national parks. The country as a whole has a very historic feel to it, even the more recently developed regions and cities maintain a sense of rustic charm and integrity about them. It’s capital Prague is a real snapshot of this, with its Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture straddling the Vltava river and its many small and ornate bridges. Being at the very heart of Europe this is an historically rich city, but one that has also fully embraced the 21st century, catering to every imaginable need and desire, from hazy stag / hen dos, to luxury hotels and art-and-history inspired breaks, in around, or close to the many cathedrals and churches. The Czech Republic’s second largest city, Brno, is similar in feel to Prague, but just a smaller and less busy place, with a tourist appeal of castles, cathedrals and a heavy musical influence.