Roztoky is a town in Prague-West District in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 9,100 inhabitants.
Like many towns in this part of the Czech Republic, Roztoky has roots stretching back centuries. The surrounding Central Bohemian Region is characterised by a mix of historical architecture, local traditions, and the quiet rhythm of Bohemian or Moravian life.
Visitors to Roztoky will find a town square that serves as the social and commercial hub, often ringed by colourful burgher houses. The local surroundings offer walking and cycling opportunities, and the region's tradition of beer brewing means a decent local pub is rarely far away.
Roztoky is connected to the wider Czech road network and can be reached by car from Prague or other regional centres. The Czech Republic's well-maintained roads and affordable fuel make driving the most flexible way to explore the area. Train and bus services also connect to larger towns in the Central Bohemian Region.
The area around Roztoky is worth exploring by car. The Central Bohemian Region landscape offers a combination of forested hills, river valleys, and small towns with their own character. Castles and chateaux dot the region, and the local cuisine pairs well with Bohemian or Moravian beer.
