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The 'Path of Freedom 1939-1945' educational trail, starting in Točná: 11 km
The 'Path of Freedom' educational route in the attractive forests near Komořany and Točná highlights WWII events in the area particularly the Prague Uprising and last days of the war.
A visit to Slavkov u Brna, where Napoleon celebrated victory at Austerlitz: 3 km
Napoleon's decisive victory at Austerlitz in 1805 transformed Europe’s political landscape. Visitors flock to Slavkov u Brna to explore its magnificent Baroque chateau, museums and extensive park area.
*A visit to the the South Moravian town of Bučovice, with its superb Renaissance chateau: 5 km*
Bučovice has one of Moravia's most interesting chateaux, with its remarkable Renaissance garden. It is well worth a stop. Extend the walk into the nearby Lesopark for some good views.
A visit to the Holedná game reserve and viewing tower, overlooking Brno: 8 km (extendable)
The Holedná game reserve near Brno features a popular viewing tower, part of a noble Czech tradition, offering scenic views and hikes with diverse wildlife, easily accessible via public transport.
Walks above the vineyards of Viničné Šumice on the edge of Drahanská vrchovina: 11 km to 16 km
This is a nice easy trail in the forests and terraces of the Drahanská vrchovina hills, overlooking the Vyškov Gap historic travel corridor, which is lined with vineyards.
*Along the Josefovská valley from Adamov to Křtiny: 11 km (one way) to 21 km (round trip)*
The Josefovská valley is one of the most interesting in the Moravian limestone region, packed full of famous caves just waiting to be explored. The trail ends at the majestic Křtiny basilica.
An easy circuit to the viewing towers overlooking the Moravian wine village of Zaječí: 6 km
A 6 km circular route around Zaječí features two viewing towers, vineyard trails suitable for strollers, a historic church, and the Vinařství U Kapličky vineyard resort with a restaurant.
A circuit around the Radeč ridge and the highest points in the Křivoklátsko hills: 15 km
This 15 km hike around the Radeč ridge in the Křivoklátsko hills starts and ends in Lhota pod Radčem, featuring scenic viewpoints and historical sites, ideal for a spring to autumn walk.
An easy circular walk in the Jesiníky foothills, from Janovice chateau to the Sphinx stone: 10 km
Janovice chateau is an unusually historic site, with a well regarded tour related to the Harrach family. Combine a visit with an easy circuit in the hills to see the curious sphinx stone.
*Walks to the remarkable Dlouhé Stráně reservoir from Kouty nad Desnou: 9 km to 23 km*
The Dlouhé stráně reservoir is probably the country´s most famous (if controversial) technological landmark. The views on the walk to and from the ski resort of Kouty are remarkable. Taking the chairlift is a fun option too!
*A brilliant walk along the Sázava river between Ledeč and Světla nad Sázavou: 17 km*
This is one of the best walks along the picturesque Sázava river. Part of the Cyril & Methodius long distance route, this deserves a standalone trip - especially to see the Stvořidla nature reserve.
A short visit to Šumperk, 'gateway to the Jeseníky mountains': 3 km
Many visitors to the beautiful Jeseníky mountain region pass by the ´gateway´ town of Šumperk. It is worthwhile stopping for a quick walk around this historic (and gastronomic) town!
*A circuit in the Jeseníky hills to Rabštejn castle ruin and gastro mountain hut: 17 km*
Try this easy 17 km circular route from Skřítek parking to the popular Rabštejn mountain hut and then continueue up to the romantic ruins of Moravia´s highest castle.
*A circular route through the Břidličná nature reserve in the Jeseníky mountains: 18 km*
The Břidličná ridge footpath is one of Jeseníky's most popular and attractive walks. The stunning granite rock formations and viewpoints along the ridge are well worth the climb!
A short visit to the Silesian village of Hnojník with its fine Empire chateau: 2 km
If travelling in the Beskydy area of Moravian Silesia, stop for a quick walk around historic Hnojník, where wonderful things have happened recently to the village´s impressive chateau...
*The Cyril & Methodius trail, stage 6 - from Český Šternberk to Zruč nad Sázavou: 24 km*
The sixth stage (out of 20) of the Bohemian Cyril & Methodius trail is one of the best and is a great standalone route, visiting three super chateau/castle towns on the way.
A visit to Rájec-Jestřebí, with its unique chateau and park area: 4 km
If travelling around the Moravský kras area, it is worth stopping for a short visit to the historic town of Rájec, whose chateau is a very rare (at least for Moravia) expression of French-style Baroque architecture.
The Cyril & Methodius trail, stage 5 - from Sázava to Český Šternberk: 19 km
The fifth stge of the famous Cyril & Methodius trail runs between two of the most iconic sites in Central Bohemia, Sázava monastery and Český Šternberk castle, both worth a special trip.
Stage 4 of the Cyril & Methodius trail: From Pyšely (or Čerčany) to Sázava - 20 km to 27 km
Stage 4 of the Cyril & Methodius arrives at the Sázava river. It is a fine 20 km walk from Čerčany to Sázava town, with some interesting sites along the way.
*The Bohemian-Moravian Cyril & Methodius trail from Levý Hradec to Velehrad: 420 km*
The Bohemian-Moravian Cyril & Methodius trail spans 420 km from Levý Hradec to Velehrad, celebrating the 9th century missionaries and featuring sections through many historical and cultural sites across the Czech Republic.
A visit to the beautifully restored South Moravian chateau in Letovice: 4 km
Overlooking the Svitava river, 40 km to the north of Brno, one of the region's most impressive Baroque chateaux stands on a hill, surrounded by an English style park. Letovice is well worth a quick visit!
From Žďár nad Sázavou to Nové Město na Moravě via Zelená hora: 18 km
Stage 12 of the Cyril & Methodius long distance route travels from Žďár nad Sázavou to Nové Město, via the UNESCO-listed Pilgrimage Church of St John of Nepomuk at Zelená hora.
*On the Cyril & Methodius trail: from Nové Město na Moravě to Bystřice nad Pernštejnem: 26 km*
Stage 13 of the Cyril & Methodius trail is one of the most scenic on this long distance route, running from Nové Město to Bystřice with numerous historic churches and great viewpoints along the way!
*A visit to the Benedictine monastery at Rajhrad and the nearby countryside: 9 km*
Rajhrad is a historic Benedictine monastery founded in the 11th century, recently restored and reoccupied by monks. A scenic 9 km walk connects the monastery and surrounding countryside.
Stage 3 of the Cyril & Methodius route - Průhonice to Pyšely (with an optional stop in Nebřenice): 26 km
The Cyril & Methodius route stage 3 spans 26 km from Průhonice to Pyšely, featuring scenic trails, historic sites, and stops like Velké Popovice for beer, suitable for hikers near Prague.
Stage 2 of the Cyril & Methodius route - Prague Castle to Průhonice: 26 km
The Cyril & Methodius route, established in 2021, includes a 26 km stage from Prague Castle to Průhonice, connecting significant historical sites and offering opportunities for exploration and refreshment along the way.
*A circuit from Nebřenice through Velké Popovice, including the Oaks Prague development: 12 km*
This interesting walk in the Benešov hills, visits both the Oaks golf development and the home of Kozel beer. There are a number of interesting dining options along the way!
*Stage 1 of the Cyril & Methodius route - Levý Hradec to Prague Castle: 19 km*
This is one of the most varied walks in the Prague area. It is recommended even for those not continuing on the remaining 19 stages of the Cyril & Methodius route!
A visit to the Slavic hillfort at Levý Hradec, site of the oldest church in Bohemia: 2 km
Levý Hradec is a significant archaeological site near Prague, featuring the oldest church in Bohemia, founded by Prince Bořivoj I in the 9th century, inside a hillfort dating back millenia.
*From Terezín fortress to Litoměřice, along the final section of the Ohře river: 6 km to 10 km*
Combinea visit to the notorious fortress of Terezín with a short walk along the picturesque Ohře to reach the historic royal town of Litoměřice on the banks of the river Labe.
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