Places of interest

Published: 20.4.2010

Do you wish to be more closely to the nature? Do you like forest smell and sounds? So, would you visit Kersko, a loved place of writer Bohumil Hrabal.

Published: 13.4.2010

When you hear Zlín, everybody could remember emotive story of Baťa Parentage. His trace is to be felt till now from all parts of the town. It is to be rebound from the walls of factories, in streets´ names or in a name of local University.

Published: 6.4.2010

Říp Hill, quite holy mountain for Czechs, is to be seen for kilometres distance, raising up from moderately undulated countryside. You can mount the top without specially physical efforts. On the other hand, to reach the top by cycle without stop, it is rather problematic.

Published: 2.4.2010

As each year, the time period of coloured eggs, Easter osier twigs, Paschal lambs, and other Easter refreshments is coming. By the way, which origin has, for us, this unthinkable holiday now?

Published: 30.3.2010

Libice is a small village guarding till now the traces of past history. No palaces, castles or chateaux availabel, you can see the basements of palace and church only, coming from 10th century.

Published: 26.3.2010

Lukov Castle - you cannot see it directly from the valley, the path leads there through forest.You follow red-white marked signs of the castle, pictured on tree-trunks, this is the only guidance to the target. Finally, after three kilometres long walk you reach your finish, stone fortifications of ancient ruin.

Published: 23.3.2010

This rather small spa town makes variegation of Labe (Elbe) countryside. We recommend you therefore, when you pass through, that it is worth to do a stop there.

Published: 16.3.2010

This mountain small town, situated in Liberec Region, is very popular with its railway bridge, sledge sporting line and genuin Pivrnec Pub.

Published: 9.3.2010

Josefův Důl - it was grinding and glass-producing community in past, where local cattle pastured on neighbouring hillsides.

Published: 2.3.2010

The town of Desná (Jizerské Mountains), ensnared with its famous and sad past, is known (similarly as Prague) as the Heart of Europe.