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.
Radobýl and Litoměřice Wine Trail Radobýl Hill (399 m above sea level) is a natural monument with a north-south profile exposed by mining, with well-developed columnar jointing of basalt rock...
Show moreThe canyon-like valley of the Elbe River, through which the river enters the České středohoří Mountains, is called Porta Bohemica or the Gate of Bohemia. It is located approximately 5...
Show moreKalvárie (239 m above sea level) is part of the Porta Bohemica massif on the right bank of the Elbe River, with three crosses on its summit. Thanks to the...
Show moreStřekov Castle is located in the district of the same name in the statutory city of Ústí nad Elbem. It is one of the dominant features of the regional capital....
Show moreVětruše is one of the most prominent landmarks of the city of Ústí nad Elbem, built by Knight Labohoř in 826 to protect against enemies on the edge of the...
Show moreThe ZOO is situated in the Krásná Březno district on the slope of the Mariánská Rock in an unconventional hilly terrain. Visitors can see over 1,300 animals representing more than...
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