What are the most spectacular roads in the Czech Republic?

Located in the central part of Europe, the Czech Republic is worth a visit for its beauty and for its roads. Covering an area of 78,000 square kilometers, the country hosts many interesting drives. It’s worth the visit to The unfinished Borovsko Bridge (or Hitler's Bridge), crossing the Sedlický River. The highway itself leading south from Prague was never finished, leaving the bridge marooned.

The landscape of the country is predominantly composed of rolling plains and low mountains, so it’s possible to climb low mountains, such Vyssi Brod Pass, an international mountain pass at an elevation of 752m (2,467ft) above sea level, on the border with Austria, or the paved road to the top of Luční Hora, at 1.512m (4,960ft) above sea level, in the Hradec Králové Region. A bit lower is The Wild Road to Praděd, climbing up to 1.489m (4,885ft) asl, on the boundary between the Moravian-Silesian and Olomouc Regions.