Flower delivery to Čáslav from a nearby florist

Čáslav lies near Kutná Hora. The Brslenka flows through the town and is called the Čáslavka in its upper reaches. The Brslenka is a left-bank tributary of the Doubrava.

In 1421, a Bohemian Diet met in Čáslav and refused to recognise Sigismund of Luxembourg as King of Bohemia. Čáslav's town fortifications are among the best-preserved in Bohemia; 15 of the original 38 towers remain. Otakarova bašta, a 22-metre tower of the former Brod Gate, serves as a lookout with views as far as the Vysočina region. The town museum is housed in a Neo-Renaissance building dating from 1884 and opened to the public on 22 November 1885; nearby Žleby Castle, with its enclosure of white deer, is a popular day-trip destination.

Petronila delivers flowers to Čáslav. The bouquet can be handed to the recipient at home, at work or wherever they are staying. Possible handover points include the municipal hospital, a school, the town hall or a hotel.