Published: 13.3.2012

Libochovice prove the rule of uniqueness and charm of towns and villages on the river Ohře. At first glance, a bit messy, but when one looks just a little bit more around, definitely there is something to admire - picturesque corners, centuries old messages on the facades, the local parish, romantic Ohře or directness of local people.

Published: 18.1.2011

"This is too distant and long, similar to Lovosice!" nearly anybody knows such comparison, mostly those individuals who know this town personally. We do not mention the number of letters of this word (many people have such opinion) but we take in mind real length of the locality. So, Lovosice, "The Garden of Bohemia", is really the town of rather big length.

Published: 19.10.2010

The town of Louny has not so many sightseeings available, making comparison to Domažlice (West Bohemia) or Slavonice (South Bohemia). Nevertheless, who does not know, how Louny looks like, is not expecting any wonder. Maybe, he could imagine some town of standard level, the choice of which could be wide. On the other hand, the person who knows Louny, is pleased to return there again.

Published: 11.8.2008

Červený vrch (Red Hill) - situated in an altitude of 289 m above sea level, is placed in western part of Bohemian Highlands, 3 kms in northern direction from the town of Louny, not far from Raná Hill.

Published: 10.8.2008

Kalvarie (Calvary) – 239 m above sea level – is an expressive gneiss rocky headland, situated in a place known as Porta Bohemica in preserved nature area of Bohemian Highlands.

Published: 8.8.2008

Raná is a basaltic hill with three peaks, lonely massif, situated 6 kms in northwest direction from the town of Louny in western part of Bohemian Highlands, near to the community of identic name. This countryside is sometimes uncorrectly named as Louny-Hills, Louny-Highlands or Chožov- Highlands.

Published: 4.8.2008

Milá (510 m) is a rocky hill in western part of Bohemian Highlands. It is situated 9 kms approx. in northern direction from the town of Louny, 12 kms in south direction of Bílina and 3 kms approx. in north of Raná.

Published: 1.8.2008

Brník (471 m) is an outstanding basaltic hill situated in northeast direction from the town of Louny. It forms part of three expressive hills in Bohamian Highlands, placed in a line beside each other in Northeast-Southeast direction.

Published: 1.8.2008

Boreč (446 m) is a hill situated in Bohemian Highlands, in a distance of 4 kms in south-west direction of the town of Lovosice. It was placed in a survey of European System of Protected Area Natura 2000. It is afforested hill , where you can find National Nature Monument Boreč with educational path of the same name.

Published: 31.7.2008

Vrabinec (350 m) is a basaltic hill near to the village of Babětín, 1,5 kms distant from the community of Techlovice in north-east direction and 6 kms from Děčín.