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*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.
Short walks along the Oparenské údolí near Lovosice: 2 km to 14 km
Oparenské údolí is a picturesque České středohoří valley lined with ancient mills, prehistoric quarries and medieval castle ruins. Explore the area on a number of short and easy walks!
A visit to the 'enchanted monk' menhir at Drahomyšl, between Žatec and Louny: 1 km
The Zakletý Mnich menhir in Drahomyšl, Czech Republic, is a significant prehistoric standing stone, estimated at over two tons and possibly 6,000 years old, linked to a tragic legend.
A visit to Prague's 'secret' botanical garden, close to Karlovo náměstí: 3 km
Prague's 'secret' botanical garden, near Karlovo náměstí, features diverse plants and a geology section. Founded in the 18th century, it's free to enter, offering a peaceful escape.
Along the Ohře river from Nechranice reservoir to the historic town of Žatec: 18 km
The brewery town of Žatec is well worth a visit. Combine a trip to the scenic town with a walk along the pretty Ohře river to or from the Nechanice reservoir.
A tranquil walk along the Ohře cycle path from Karlovy Vary towards Kyselka: 11 km to 16 km
The eastward section of the Ohře cycle starting at Karlovy Vary is a good option for walkers, mostly on a gravel or shady forest tracks. There are some great river views!
*Walks along the Ohře river between the historic towns of Klášterec and Kadaň: 10 km to 14 km*
This easy walk between Klášterec and Kadaň along the Ohře river cycle path offers scenic views, good refreshment options, and easy public transport connections for exploration of both historic towns.
*Walks from the village of Libá towards the Cz-De border and along the Ohře: up to 12 km*
Libá in far west Bohemia is a good base for various walking trails, including routes along the Ohře river to Hohenberg. There are lots of castles to visit in this area!
A short visit to the Červeňák viewing tower and snack bar, near Louny: 2 km
Visit the Červeňák viewing tower near Louny for stunning views and local snacks. Accessible by a short walk or drive, it's a worthwhile stop combined with exploring Louny's historical center.
*Along the Ohře/Eger river from its source in Bavaria to the Cz-De border: up to 46 km*
The Ohře, one of the prettiest Czech rivers, actually originates in Bavaria - and the section in Germany is at least as pretty. Here are some comments on the Bavarian highlights.
A visit to the industrial town of Sokolov, with its beautiful chateau: 2 km
Sokolov, formerly viewed as an industrial town, is revitalizing itself. Stop by to the latest developments but do not miss the beautifully maintained chateau and park area.
Easy walks along a section of the Ohře cycle path, near Cheb: 8 km - 15 km
The Ohře cycle path is not just for bikers! Here is a section along this pretty river, which is also good for walkers, with excellent train connections from Cheb and Karlovy Vary.
*Komorní Hůrka, the country's youngest volcano, with an optional start in Cheb: 1 km to 13 km*
Komorní Hůrka, Bohemia's youngest volcano, lies between Cheb and Františkovy Lázně. J.W. Goethe supported its volcanic classification, confirmed in 1837. Various routes lead to the volcano, but the nicest starts in Cheb!
A short countryside walk from the Kvasetice chateau hotel/restaurant: 5 km
The neo-Gothic Kvasetice chateau, located close to Havlíčkův Brod in the Vysočina region, has been beautifully restored as a boutique hotel-restaurant. Here is a short walk to accompany a visit!
A short visit to Světla nad Sázavou, with its impressive chateau and park: 2 km
The historic glass-making town of Světla nad Sázavou in the Vysočina region is worth a visit, especially to see the Neo-Renaissance chateau and the beautiful Church of St Wenceslaus.
*Circular routes along the challenging Doubrava river canyon, near Chotěboř: 5 km to 14 km*
The Doubrava valley is a pretty rock lined canyon with a well-known footpath that traverses the left bank for 5 km. It is a fun route, but only in good conditions!
*A visit to the castle and home of Jaroslav Hašek in Lipnice nad Sázavou: 6 km*
Lipnice is definitely worth a visit, especially to see the partly reconstructed late Gothic castle. The village - located in attractive countryside -is also the last home of acclaimed author, Jaroslav Hašek.
A short visit to Přelouč, on the Santiago de Compostela trail, with a section along the Labe: 4 km
The historic town of Přelouč is located on the river Labe and is also an important stopping point on the Santiago de Compostele pilgrimage trail, due to its famous church.
*A short visit to the historic East Bohemian royal town of Polička: 2 km*
Polička, a historic royal town in East Bohemia founded in 1265, features well-preserved fortifications, a Baroque town hall, and notable landmarks, including a Plague column and composer Bohuslav Martinů's birthplace.
A circuit in the countryside to the west of the royal town of Slaný: 18 km (extendable)
For an easy longer walk in the attractive countryside near Slaný, consider the following itinerary, which can be combined a visit to one of Slaný's excellent new restaurants.
Along the Svitava river from Brno centre to Bílovice nad Svitavou: 11 km
The Svitava river upstream walk from Brno to Bílovice is an easy journey showcasing Brno's industrial heritage as well as some scenic Moravský kras limestone countryside, along this attractive river.
A visit to Rájec-Jestřebí, with its unique chateau and park area: 4 km
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A short visit to Blansko, with its lovely chateau and museum: 2 km
Blansko, located 20 km from Brno, features a Renaissance chateau and museum, showcasing archaeological exhibitions. The town is revitalizing after industrial decline, making it a charming short visit destination.
A visit to the beautifully restored South Moravian chateau in Letovice: 4 km
*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.
A spring-time visit to the park area at the Lány Presidential chateau: 4 km
Spring is an ideal time to visit the Lány chateau park, which is usually open from March to October. The lovely park area is free to access and features mature trees and a greenhouse.
A circuit in the countryside around Líbeznice and Měšice, seat of the Nostice-Rieneck family: 14 km
This is an easy medium length walk in the relatively flat landscape to the north of Prague. A landscape which has some interesting surprises for the adventurous walker!
*A circular route around Říp mountain, starting from Ledčice on the southern side: 18 km*
There are several options for including the iconic 'national mountain' of Říp in a nice countryside walk. The best circular routes begin from villages on the southern side, like Ledčice.
The Czechoslovak WWII border fortifications
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