Litoměřice can be found at the confluence of the Elbe and Eger rivers, on the border of the Bohemian Central Highlands and the fertile Polabska lowlands. Litoměřice is famous as one of the renowned wine-growing regions of Bohemia or the fruit-growing region Zahrady Čech. The royal town was also visited by K. H. Mácha, with whom not only Radobýl but also Mácha's little world is connected. The Kalich lookout tower or the tower of St. Stephen's Cathedral, the Richard Mine in the Changes of Time exhibition, the Gothic Litoměřice Castle with its winery exhibition, the Svát's Puppet Gallery or the Porta Bohemica natural attraction located near Litoměřice are all worth a visit.
The famous rowing track in Račice was built on the site of a former sandpit and was completed in 1986. The canal allows for races up to 2,000 m. Around...
Show moreThe village of Dobříň is located about 5 km from the town of Roudnice nad Elbem. The first written mention of the village dates back to the end of the...
Show moreThe town of Roudnice nad Elbem is situated on the left bank of the Elbe River in the fertile Polabská lowland. The first mentions date back to the second...
Show moreMount Říp (456 m above sea level) rises from the Polabska plain 5 km south of Roudnice nad Elbem. On the top stands the rotunda of St. George and St....
Show moreThe town of Terezín, located near the confluence of the Elbe and Eger rivers, was founded as a fortress in 1780 under Emperor Joseph II to protect the Czech border...
Show moreThe jewel among the castles of northern Bohemia is Ploskovice near Litoměřice. The chateau in Ploskovice was built in 1720-1730. It was built by Anna Maria Františka Tuscany, the wife...
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