The town Lysá nad Labem has a long and interesting history, from early medieval times through to an important role in WWII. Explore the once grand chateau park and town on this easy trip.
Category: Nymburk/Kolín districts
A short walk past the Milovice Nature Reserve, with its herds of prehistoric wild animals: 4 km
The Milovice Reserve was established in 2015 and now has herds of wild horses, bison and aurochs. Take a short walk around the perimeter to see if you can spot them!
*A short walk along the Labe river near the historic town of Týnec nad Labem: 4 km*
If visiting the Kolín region, take a moment to stop in historic Týnec nad Labem for a short walk and take the scenic path circling an ancient Celtic oppidum next to the river Labe.
Long walks on both sides of the river Labe, heading westwards from Nymburk: 20 km to 37 km
The medieval town of Nymburk is a good starting point for long flat walks along the scenic river Labe. Routes are available both eastwards and westwards, with trails on both sides of the river.
*The Blaník to Říp pilgrimage trail via the Sázava and Labe rivers: 190 km*
The Blaník-Říp pilgrimage route, between these two legendary Bohemian hills, is one of the classic long-distance trails in the Czech Republic. It is a fine hike, usually completed over 6 to 7 days.
Walks around the Sadská swimming lake beside the river Labe: 4 km to 10 km
Sadská lake is a popular swimming spot a few km west of Nymburk. Its grass and sand shores are busy in summer but empty the rest of the year. Take stroll around the lake, starting in nearby Sadská town.
*A tour around the historic and prehistoric sites near Kouřim: 7 km*
In the Middle Ages Kouřim was one of the most significant settlements in Bohemia. The town may have lost some importance since then, but it still makes a great spot for short a historical trip.
Easy walks in the countryside around Bučický mlýn, near Rožďalovice: 4 km to 10 km
An all season walk in the pleasant ‘English-style’ farming countryside in the forested plain north of Nymburk, with a visit to the atmospheric Bučický mill restaurant.
A visit to the Bedřichov viewpoint and the site of the battle of Kolín (1757) – 3 km to 17 km
The battle of Kolín in 1757 was a key moment during the Seven Years War between Austria and Prussia. Tour the attractive open countryside around the battlefield on this flexible length walk.
Walks along the Labe river between the historic towns of Kolín and Poděbrady: 19 km to 39 km
For a long flat walk beside the Labe river, the footpaths on both sides of the river between the attractive spa town of Poděbrady and historical Kolín are excellent options.
A tour around Mcely, location of the famous chateau hotel – 3 km
Mcely is known today as the location of one of the country’s premier chateau hotels. Even if not fortunate enough to be staying there, consider exploring the nature trail around this historic village.
A visit to Loučeň chateau and its park areas, including a collection of labyrinths – 2 km to 7 km
The Baroque chateau of Loučeň is a popular destination due to its unique park area with labyrinths and other attractions. Add on a walk in the hunting forest to the Bedřich Smetana museum.
From Libice to Poděbrady along the Cidlina and Labe riverside footpath: a 7 km trip
Discover something of Bohemia’s early medieval past on this easy walk along the scenic riverside footpath that runs between the historic towns of Libice and Poděbrady.
Short walks starting from the folk architecture museum in Přerov nad Labem: 4 km to 8 km
Přerov nad Labem is worth a visit just for its excellent folk architecture outdoor museum, but also take a moment to explore the area on foot. It is full of unusual historical monuments.
A short walk to the ancient ruin on Břístevská hůra, near Přerov nad Labem : 3 km
This is a short walk for anyone curious to discover something about the striking ruin perched on the prominent hill next to the D11 highway, around 30 km from Prague…
A 4 km tour around the historic spa town of Poděbrady on the river Labe
Take an easy stroll along the Labe riverbanks to discover the rich history and elegant Art Nouveau spa buildings of the town of Poděbrady, situated some 50 km to the east of Prague.
A walk around the historic riverside town of Nymburk and the Na Ostrově park: 4 km
The medieval town of Nymburk, situated on the river Labe 40km east of Prague, is worth a visit. This short walk around town and on both sides of the river reveals a number of unique cultural monuments.
*Walks along the river Labe between Nymburk and Poděbrady: 8 km to 20 km*
A unique stretch of the Labe, between the historic central Bohemian towns of Poděbrady and Nymburk, has asphalt paths along both sides of the river, creating various options for easy circular routes.