Brandýs nad Labem offers a number of scenic riverside walks along the Labe. Try this route upstream to Káraný and then circle back through the forests and meadows on the north bank.
Category: Prague (East)
A 9 km walk around the commuter town of Říčany, rated ‘the best place to live in the country’
The historic town of Říčany has recently become famous for its quality of life. Check it out with this easy walk around town + nearby nature areas and visit some popular refreshment spots!
*From Chodov to Průhonice (and back): a fine 26 km circular walk in southeast Prague*
A really varied long walk on the southern outskirts of Prague, passing Hostivař reservoir, following the Botič stream to Průhonice, returning to Chodov via the meadows of Vestec and Kunratice forest.
The ‘krásné vyhlídky’ nature trail above Josef Lada’s Mnichovice: 11 km (extendable)
A nice easy circular trail in the attractive hilly countryside southeast of Prague, which was the source of inspiration for Josef Lada’s famous tales of the Mikeš, the talking cat.
A walk around the Dendrological Garden and Arboretum near Průhonice: 4 km
The Dendrological Garden near Průhonice is surprisingly varied, combining elements of a botanical garden, an arboretum and an English park. An easy walk around the site is recommended.
Exploring the wetland areas and pools beside the Labe river near Čelákovice: 15 km
One of the most accessible sections of the river Labe for walkers starts at the historic town of Čelákovice. This walk follows the river on a scenic trail, return back through the protected wetland pond area.
A visit to the important historical towns of Stará Boleslav and Brandýs nad Labem: 6 km
The linked towns of Stará Boleslav and Brandýs, located some 20 km north east of Prague, on the Labe river, have an important role in Bohemian history. Explore the area on this easy short walk.
A circular route along the Labe between Čelákovice and Lázně Toušeň: 9 km to 11 km
One of the most accessible sections of the river Labe for walkers starts at the historic town of Čelákovice. Take this easy circular tour downstream to the old spa town of Lázně Toušeň and back.
The 12 km Klánovický les nature trail (and shorter routes) in Prague’s medieval robber forest
Klánovický les was once a huge, dark and dangerous forest. Today, many (safe) trails traverse the attractive woodland. The 12 km nature trail is a good introduction to one of Prague’s largest forest areas.
A 7km walk in the nature park of Škvorecká obora from Úvaly
Úvaly, 20km to the east of Prague, has lots of walking options from its mainline train station including in nearby Klánovice forest or its attractive neighbor, the Škvorecká obora park area.
A 5km varied walk around Úvaly (with lots of gastronomic options)
The town of Úvaly, 20km to the east of Prague, has a variety of walking options available from its mainline train station including in the nearby Klánovice forest and there are some good refreshment options too!
Short walks in the Janovický forest near Říčany – 5 km to 10 km
East of the historic town of Říčany lie ancient forests that once reached to the borders of Moravia. Try a short walk in Janovický forest, and then maybe stop for a swim in the popular Jureček lake.
Walks in the Prague parks (VI) – A surprising discovery in the middle of Chodov: 3 km
If visiting Chodov for shopping (or otherwise) take a moment to to walk to the unique converted medieval fortress, Chodovská tvrz, possibly the most interesting historical monument in southern Prague.
*Exploring Průhonice Park: a UNESCO gem near Prague (3 km to 11 km routes)*
The UNESCO World Heritage site, Průhonice park, just 15 km from Prague, is a 250ha natural landscape area, offering various hiking options through its magical woodland, pond and meadow terrain.
Starting the Santiago de Camino…from Zbraslav to Karlštejn; a 25 km hike
A Bohemian branch of the Svatojakubská cesta starts at Zbraslav monastery, follows the fine ridge above the Berounka, reaching Karlštejn after 25km of peaceful panoramic footpaths.
Along the Botič stream from Hostivař to Průhonice: an easy 9 -10 km walk
An excellent (one way) 9 km walk beside the largest Prague lake, Hostivař, then following the picturesque Botič stream to finish at the entrance to the spectacular Průhonice park.
Along the Sázava river from from Jílové to Davle: 16 km of views and a thousand years of history
This walk starts at Jílové station and follows a spectacular section of the Sázava river as it passes through dramatic dark ravines (and some historically significant sites), before joining the Vltava at Davle.
Some surprises in the farmland east of Prague – a 20km tour from Uhříněves
The flat farming terrain surrounding Uhříněves provides a surprising number of sites for walkers to explore, including scenic ponds and ancient fortresses on this richly varied 20km hike.