Czech Republic Travel Reference Map 1:370,000. We have spent a lot of time and effort converting our Czech artwork into a true travel map. I had great fun doing the researching and, while Jiri Navratil could no doubt come up with dozens of other sites worthy of note, this map is significantly stronger in showing what there is to see in this historic part of Europe. Prague tends to get the lion"s share of attention from visitors, but Kutna Hora is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as is Cesky Krumlov. The Republic is easy to reach from most parts of Europe and is arguably the most travel-visited country in Europe. Our map still shows roads classified by quality and distances between communities, but the artwork has been modernized significantly and a lot of emphasis has been placed on travel spots outside of Prague, which also graces the map as an inset. Slovakia Travel Reference Map 1:300,000 scale 1st Edition. Slovakia, formerly the eastern portion of Czechoslovakia, is developing rapidly now that it has adjusted to independence. This map, on a very large sheet of paper, provides a very detailed picture of a mountainous, land-locked country that is largely rural and relatively lightly visited. Much of central Slovakia is protected parkland, making the country attractive to recreational activities. For this, a detailed map is necessary, and this one is perfect. Map size: 35"X53" Prague (Czech Rep.) ITM City Map, waterproof 1:7,000 scale 2nd Edition, printed on ITM plastic paper. This map shows most of the touristic areas of the city, with the castle district, the Little Quarter (where I was nearly run over by a tank in "68), the Caharles Bridge, the old town, and the rail station shopping area shown in great detail. This is a very attractive map as well. MAp size: 27"X39" All three maps, a value at $38 are being offered as a package for the bargain price of $26.95.