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Duke's Gardens - Duchcov
Duchcov Chateau Garden was originally a very small garden, a piece of heaven, created for the Archbishop of Prague Jan Bedřich of Valdštejn, and it only covered the elevated parts near the chateau. Later on it spread out and a statue of Nike by Matthias Braun was added there, probably as an after-thought.
Vochlická Observation Tower - Lubenec
The Vochlická observation tower was built in 1881 by the Lubenec Tourist Club. As the observation tower had no roof, it started to fall into disrepair very fast. What's more, after the Second World War and after 1968 the tower along with the local woods were used by Russian soldiers and the locals were afraid to go into the woods. The observation tower started to fall into oblivion. In 2007 this romantic building, covered in rosehip bushes, was taken under the auspices of ...
Úhošť - Kadaň
The Úhošť nature reserve is located on the outskirts of the Doupovské Mountains. It is located on the right bank of the River Ohře between the settlements of Brodce and Pokutice. Thanks to its typical shape, the Úhošť nature reserve is also called "mesa" -the table mountain. If you decide to climb up the table mountain, you will be rewarded with beautiful views across the Doupovské and Krušné Mountains and the wide ...
Ruins of Kyšperk Castle - Krupka
Kyšperk Castle, also known as the Castle of Vultures, used to be found in the woods above the suburb of Krupka - Unčín. This stronghold was built to guard the local area and we know that already at the beginning of the 14th century it was guarding the borders and the old postal road known as the Kyšperk Road, or the Smugglers' Road. Until the beginning of the 15th century the castle was the property of Prague bishops and archbishops. In 1520 Kyšperk ...
Stations of the Cross - Krupka
An 18th Baroque chapel with the Holy Sepulcher and fourteen Stations of the Cross depicting the journey of Jesus Christ to his crucifixion. The Calvary sculptures from 1905 consist of a cross with the crucified Christ, on the right hand side there is the crying Blessed Virgin Mary and on the left John the Apostle. The sculptures were renovated in 2004.
Krupka Castle - Krupka
The first written record of the castle and the town come from 1330 when they were given by King John of Luxembourg to a Meissen nobleman Těma of Koldic, who was a loyal companion of the King on his journeys round Europe. The castle was built to protect tin mines, local towns and the important trade routes to Saxony. The House of Koldic ruled Krupka, with a brief interruption, until 1504. Another important owner of the castle was, for example, the Supreme Chancellor Albrecht ...
Observation tower at Hněvín Castle - Most
If you want to see the Czech lands all the way from the České středohoří Mountains (Central Bohemian Uplands) to the Krušné Mountains, or if you wonder what brown coal surface mines look like from a bird's perspective, visit Hněvín Castle. This replica of the old castle is a dominant feature of the town and ever since was built it has been used as a restaurant and a tourist destination
Korozluky Chateau
Korozluky Chateau was built in 1806 on the site of a medieval fortress. These days visitors may enjoy a tour of the interiors, or have fun at numerous opening events, concerts or performances of the summer theatre. Families with children will definitely be interested in the sightseeing tour of the park with deer and bucks, or a ride in a historical carriage.
The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary - Most
The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, just like the old town of Most, has been affected by brown coal mining But unlike the old town, the church survived as in 1975 it was moved by 841 metres using very special technology. Thanks to this, the visitors to the church can enjoy the permanent exhibition of Gothic and Renaissance art and also the views from the top of the tower. The church hosts various exhibitions and concerts and it is also a venue for wedding ceremonies. ...
Chateau - Postoloprty
The original fortress was rebuilt into this grandiose two-storey chateau with a square layout and tiled roof. The chateau underwent a Baroque reconstruction in 1706 - 1718. In 1739 the Baroque dome was destroyed by a storm. Although the chateau is not accessible, visitors can at least explore the clock in the church tower.
