Museum Visit
Don't miss the African Museum of Dr. Emil Holub, the city's most famous cultural attraction.





Holice is a small city situated in the Pardubický region of the Czech Republic, perhaps best known as the birthplace of the renowned African explorer Dr. Emil Holub. With a population of just over 6,000 residents, the town provides a peaceful and authentic environment that contrasts with the bustle of larger tourist centers. It is located in a scenic part of Central Europe, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional Czech life and regional history. The city's layout is walkable and features local cultural sites, including a museum dedicated to Holub's expeditions. Its position allows for easy exploration of the wider Pardubice area, known for its rolling landscapes and heritage.
Holice is a small city situated in the Pardubický region of the Czech Republic, perhaps best known as the birthplace of the renowned African explorer Dr. Emil Holub. With a population of just over 6,000 residents, the town provides a peaceful and authentic environment that contrasts with the bustle of larger tourist centers. It is located in a scenic part of Central Europe, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional Czech life and regional history. The city's layout is walkable and features local cultural sites, including a museum dedicated to Holub's expeditions. Its position allows for easy exploration of the wider Pardubice area, known for its rolling landscapes and heritage.
Birthplace of the famous explorer Dr. Emil Holub.
Charming small-town atmosphere in the Pardubice region.
Authentic Central European setting with local traditions.
Limited hotel and tourist-specific infrastructure compared to major cities.
A small population of approximately 6,000 people.
Ideal for those seeking a quiet, non-touristy atmosphere.
Don't miss the African Museum of Dr. Emil Holub, the city's most famous cultural attraction.
The city center is easily explored on foot, but local buses connect you to nearby Pardubice.
History enthusiasts and those seeking a quiet, authentic Czech experience.
CZK Kč
$40-$80 p/day
6,219
Most businesses follow traditional hours; expect a slower pace of life, especially on weekends.
Czech, English
May-September
A beautiful time to visit as the surrounding Pardubice countryside begins to bloom.
Warm and pleasant weather, perfect for visiting the Emil Holub Museum and walking through town.
The region is particularly scenic in autumn with changing foliage and mild temperatures.
A quiet, cold season where you can enjoy traditional Czech hospitality in local establishments.