Germany is the largest and most populous neighbor of the Czech Republic, sharing a 704 km long border. The two countries have historical and cultural ties, as well as economic and political cooperation.
Poland is the northeastern neighbor of the Czech Republic, with a 796 km long border. The two countries are both members of the Visegrád Group, NATO and the EU, and have a friendly relationship based on shared values and interests.
Austria is the southern neighbor of the Czech Republic, with a 466 km long border. The two countries have a close and complex relationship, shaped by their historical and cultural commonalities, as well as occasional disputes and conflicts.
Slovakia is the southeastern neighbor of the Czech Republic, with a 252 km long border. The two countries were formerly part of Czechoslovakia, which peacefully split in 1993. They maintain a strong bond and cooperation, as well as mutual assistance and respect.
Hungary is a nearby country of the Czech Republic, but does not share a direct border. The two countries are both members of the Visegrád Group, NATO and the EU, and have a friendly and cooperative relationship, especially in the fields of tourism, trade and culture.