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St Augustin Church - Lužice
The single nave Pseudo-Gothic Church from 1877 with a tower over its main portal is one of the historic landmarks of Lužice that has survived. The original church, dating back to 1352, was formerly situated on a different site - in the cemetery on the road to Dobrčice. In 1998 the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic declared the church part of the Czech cultural heritage.
Ruins of Oltářík (Small Altar) Castle
The Hussite hetman, brave soldier and warrior at the time of the Hussite Wars, Jakoubek of Vřesovic had a castle built at the top of a steep basalt rock (565 m n.m.) sometime after 1426. At that time new castles were built only rarely and if they were built they were, just like Oltářík, resembling eagle nests, being situated high at the top of solitary peaks. The top of the basalt cone did not allow much space for the castle, so a trapezoid residential tower was ...
Kyjovské Valley Rock Climbing Area
Rocky towers of the most northern part of Czech Saxon Switzerland are scattered along the romantic gorges and ridges of this extensive area, the spine of which is formed by the Kyjov Valley and the Křinice Stream. In the south this area borders with the area of Tokáň, and in the east and the south the border is formed by the road connecting Kyjov (ČSAD), Vlčí hora (ČSAD), Brtníky (ČD, ČSAD) and the settlement of Kopec. These villages and hamlets are your ...
Tokáň Rock Climbing Area
This area is situated south of the Jetřichovice Rocks, in the south west there is the national border that is formed by the Křinice Stream, and in the west the area links up with the region of Vysoká Lípa past Česká silnice on the way from Vysoká Lípa to the former settlement of Zadní Jetřichovice; in the south this area borders with the Kyjovské Valley. The towers are scattered along the rocky ridges and valleys of this extensive ...
Jetřichovice Rock Climbing Area
Rock climbing destinations are mostly to be found south of the village of Jetřichovice in the valleys and cliffs of the Jetřichovice Rocks. This area includes some solitary rocks and a set of rocks in the Pavlína Valley (the valley of Chřibské kamenice south west of Jetřichovice) and above the settlement of Studený. In the south the area neighbours with the region of Tokáň, in the west with the region of Vysoká Lípa and in the south west with the region of Srbská ...
Hřensko Rock Climbing Area
Hřensko is an important rock climbing area situated in the heart of Czech Saxon Switzerland and it is divided into two extensive groups. The group named Soutěsky comprises towers scattered in the valley of the breathtaking canyon of the Kamenice River. The towers are of soft, sometimes flaky sandstone (ban on climbing when wet) and they are not very high. This group is accessible from the road from Hřensko to Mezní Louka and from the turning for Mezné (ČSAD bus ...
Elbe Valley Rock Climbing Area
The extensive rocky area of the Elbe Valley also includes the towers situated on both sides of the Elbe between Děčín and the state border with Germany. On the left bank of the Elbe you can find 52 towers, among which there are several half massifs with tall valley walls. The highest and prettiest towers are to be found around Dolní Žleb; the others are not very prominent, mostly being hidden in the woods, and therefore they are often damp. You can access the towers ...
Aquacentrum - Teplice
This modern sports complex was built in 1996 and it offers a wide range of activities. There is a pool, paddling pool, toboggan, sauna, squash, gym, solarium and a restaurant. There is also a large car park by the complex.
Fragments of a monumental oak tree - Osek
The old oak tree, known also as the fat tree or thousand year old tree, has been honoured by generations of Osek inhabitants. As mark of the respect that the locals have for the tree, the oak tree became one of the attributes of the municipal emblem. In the past the oak tree in Osek used to serve as an important reference point, being situated on the much frequented access road to Osek.
Catastrophic Events in the Nelson III Pit - Osek
A sandstone memorial in the foothills of the Krušné Mountains reminds us of the biggest mining disaster in this region. The catastrophic events that occurred in the pit named Nelson III resulted in the death of 142 victims and it is still classed as the second biggest mining tragedy in the country.
