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Tolštejn
The extensive ruins of Tolštejn Castle can be found 1.5 km from the peak of Jedlová in the Lusatia Mountains. The ruins are situated on a clinkstone mount (670 m above sea level) in a sandstone area. The name derives from the German name of Dohlestein (Jackdaw Castle). The castle was one of the fortified castles situated in the vast extensive estate of the Vartenberk branch of the House of Markvatic in the north of Bohemia. First mentions of the castle date back to the ...
Kvádrberg (Table Mountain)
The Table Mountain has offered good views of the town of Děčín ever since the observation terrace was established there in 1879 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the wedding of Emperor Franz Joseph I and Elizabeth of Bavaria. Altitude: 289 m
Trpasličí skála (Dwarf's Rock)
There are reliefs and statues of Snow White and the seven dwarfs carved on the rock above the road from Rynartice to Jetřichovice. The reliefs were carved by the local artist and chronicler Ernest Wahr in 1833. The rock is accessible via a steep staircase carved in the rock or along the path from Rynartice.
Elbe Canyon
One of the most precious parts of the Protected Landscape Area known as the Elbe (Labské) Sandstone. The River Elbe eroded a deep canyon through the chalky sediments. In places it is 300 m deep and it is the largest sandstone canyon in Europe. In the bottom part of the canyon there is old crystallite substratum. The Elbe Canyon is home to many endangered, protected and rare species. On the alluvial plains along the river, which are full of gravel and sand, you can find ...
The Black Gate
This rock gate can be found in the Divoká (Wild) Gorge where the Červený Stream flows into the Křinice at the point where the blue marked path turns from Brtníky to Rynartice. This is one of the most romantic places in the rear parts of Czech Switzerland.
Half-timbered houses - Boleboř
Several well kept half-timbered houses were preserved in Boleboř. The following houses are now listed: 6,10,13 and 14. Nowadays, these beautiful houses are privately owned and they are used for residential purposes; therefore they are not accessible to tourists.
Three Crosses - Calvary - Porta Bohemica - Libochovany
The rocky promontory at the border of the villages of Libochovany and Velké Žernoseky is 239 metres above sea level. To the west you have beautiful views across the České středohoří (Central Bohemian Uplands), to the east you will see Říp Mountain and you will also see the Elbe Canyon and the wine slopes of Malé and Velké Žernoseky. The observation point was renewed in 2009 thanks to a group of enthusiasts from Libochovany and the ...
Ruins of Pravda Castle - Pnětluky
The ruins of Pravda Castle can be found at the top of a marlite hill, 284 metres above sea level. You can reach it after a 45 min. walk from the village of Pnětluky, or from the railway station in Domoušice. Pravda Castle was founded in the first half of the 14th century and it is connected with name of Albert of Kolowrat. The last owners left the castle sometime before the mid 16th century. The castle offers beautiful views over the plateaux of Rovina, Výrov and parts ...
Studenec Observation Tower - Česká Kamenice
A unique technical monument - a full metal, riveted observation tower at the top of Studenec (736.5 metres above sea level), erected in 1888. It is situated approx. 5 km to the north-east of Česká Kamenice, between the hamlets of Líska and Studený. There used to be a wooden observation tower on this site as early as in 1854 - 1865. Due to its bad technical condition it was pulled down in 1868. When a carriage road was made to the top of the Studence Hill in 1988, ...
Waterworks Museum - Vrutice
A former water pump station built in 1903 and known as the Waterworks of Franz Joseph. In 2003 it was rebuilt into its current appearance and it was opened under the name "Vrutice Waterworks Museum"; the owner is Severočeská vodárenská společnost a.s. Teplice. Guided tours for individuals and groups can be arranged by prior agreement - contact Rudolf Wlodárek tel. No. 416 733 056 SčVK Litoměřice. For more information, contact the Municipal ...
