What Are People From Czech Republic Called?

Eastern Europe, Czech Republic

The demonym for people from Czech Republic is:

Czech

Pronunciation:

/tʃɛk/

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About Czech Republic

The Czech Republic, also known as Czechia, is a landlocked country in Central Europe with Prague as its capital. It joined the European Union in 2004 and became part of the Schengen area in 2007. The country is famous for beer production, with a long brewing tradition and Pilsner beer originating in the city of Plzen. Visitors are drawn to Prague's medieval old town, Prague Castle, and the Charles Bridge, which together make the capital one of Europe's most visited cities. Beyond Prague, castles, spa towns, and forested hills offer a rich cultural landscape. The Czech Republic's history includes Bohemian kingdoms, the Habsburg era, and the twentieth-century Czechoslovak state. Its distinctive architecture, classical music, and vibrant cultural life make it a rewarding destination for travelers.

Quick Facts about Czech Republic
Population:
10,873,689 (2024 est.)
Country:
Czech Republic
Region:
Eastern Europe

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Etymology of the Czech Republic Demonym

From the Slavic tribe of Czechs (Češi), meaning 'the people' or possibly 'forest dwellers'.

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