Kokorinsko Protected Landscape Area – and The ‘Machuv Kraj’ Zone
Protected Landscape Area Kokorinsko – Machuv kraj Kokorinsko is a unique protected landscape area just north of Prague. It consists of two areas named Kokorinsko and Machuv kraj. This beautiful landsc...
Pribram Mining Museum
The Mining Open-air Museum in Brezove Hory consisting of the complexes of three mines (Sevcinsky, Vojtech and Anna), offers you an extraordinary experience. You will find yourself taken back to beyond...
Antonin Dvorak Memorial
Vysoka u Pribrami, a small community located in the middle of scenic wooded countryside within a stone´s throw from the Brdy hills, was for over two decades a home away from home to one of the foremos...
Karlstejn Castle
Where else to start your travels around Central Bohemia than in the castle most symbolic of the Czech republic’s famous and vibrant past. Its origins date back to 1348, during the reign of the C...
Slapy Dam
The Slapy Dam is a site of unique technical heritage, where you can enjoy yourself for hours and hours at the waterside, try out countless water sports and bask in the beautiful landscape along the Vl...
Konopiste Château
You don’t have to travel all the way to far away Asia to see the Asian black bear; just head to Konopiste Castle, which includes a ‘beararium’, home to this “moon-chested” Tibetan bear. Bear-keeping g...
Krivoklat Castle
One of the most admired Central Bohemian castles is Krivoklat. It is one of the oldest and most important castles of the Czech kings and princes. This seat is also associated with the monarch known as...
Cathedral of St Barbara
A monument that makes its way onto the UNESCO World Heritage List together with the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady and St John the Baptist and the historical centre of Kutna Hora. The Kutna H...
Tocnik Castle
Tocnik castle is located in the Central Bohemian Region. It was built during the reign of Wenceslas IV above the already existing castle Zebrak....
Mnisek Castle
Mnisek Castle is situated in Central Bohemia region. The first mention about Mnisek Castle comes from the king Charles IV....