Horse Riding & Equestrian Tourism in Czechia
Planning to ride in the Czech Republic, or moving here with a horse? This page brings together the parts of the Koně a stáje directory that matter most to visitors and expats. Listings come from public sources or the businesses themselves and are not all verified – please confirm details, prices and availability directly with each business.
What you can find
- Equestrian Tourism
Trail rides, riding holidays and farm stays offered by listed businesses.
- Stables & Boarding
Livery yards and boarding – useful for longer stays.
- Riding Schools
Lessons for beginners and returning riders.
- Trainers & Lessons
Coaches for specific disciplines.
- Horse Transport
Businesses offering horse transport – ask about routes and distances.
- Trailers & Horseboxes
Horsebox and trailer businesses – ask what each one offers.
- Equine Vets
Veterinary practices for horses.
- Farriers
Shoeing and hoof care.
Riding route suggestions by region
Routes suggested near listed businesses. They are planned routes, not yet confirmed by the stables.
- Central Bohemian Region – 27 routes
- South Bohemian Region – 11 routes
- Plzeň Region – 13 routes
- Karlovy Vary Region – 8 routes
- Ústí nad Labem Region – 10 routes
- Hradec Králové Region – 12 routes
- Pardubice Region – 13 routes
- Vysočina Region – 9 routes
- South Moravian Region – 11 routes
- Olomouc Region – 12 routes
- Moravian-Silesian Region – 12 routes
Events, guides and rules
Planning checklist
- Contact the stable or tour provider in advance and confirm dates, prices and rider experience needed.
- If you bring your own horse, check documentation and transport rules with your vet and the official authorities before travelling.
- Ask about overnight stabling, paddocks and feed before you arrive – do not assume they are available.
- Note the nearest equine vet and farrier for the area you are visiting.