Flower delivery to Český Těšín from Karviná

Český Těšín lies on the left bank of the border river Olše, opposite the Polish town of Cieszyn. In 2025, it had approximately 23,000 residents.

Český Těšín was established in 1920 when Těšín was divided between Czechoslovakia and Poland along the Olše. The Neo-Renaissance town hall on ČSA Square was built in 1928–1929 to a design by Ostrava architect Vilém Richter. The Těšín Region Museum, founded in 1948, is based in Masaryk Gardens. The railway station building, dating from 1889, has been a listed cultural monument since 2006.

AMVOR also delivers bouquets to Český Těšín.

A bouquet can be handed to its recipient at home, at school, in a hospital or in a care home. The recipient can also receive it at work, at a public office, at a company or at a hotel.