Bečov nad Teplou
Gothic castle and Baroque chateau. In 1985 there
was a sensational discovery here, often called the find
of the century. Under the floor of the castle chapel, a sizeable
and invaluable work of the goldsmith’s art was uncovered
– the St. Maurus Reliquary, dating from the 13th c.
www.zamek-becov.cz, www.svatymaur.cz
A3–B3
Brno – Tugendhat Villa 
The villa of Greta and Fritz Tugendhat, built in 1929–1930,
was designed by the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.
It is the only monument of modern architecture in the Czech
Republic to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage
List. You will find it in Brno, the second largest city in the
Czech Republic. The dominant features of this city
are Špilberk Castle and the Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul.
www.tugendhat.eu
G6
Červená Lhota
The Renaissance water chateauČervená Lhota is the only
Czech chateau standing in the middle of a lake. According
to legend, the characteristic red colour of the castle’s facade
was supposed to hide the bloody stain from a murder,
but each time the stain was painted over it always
reappeared. Inside the chateau you can see the original
furnishings from the 17th to the 19th c.
www.zamek-cervenalhota.eu
D5–E5
Český Krumlov 
Gothic-Renaissance castle. In the Middle Ages, the
castle was the ancestral seat of the most powerful Czech
noble family, the Rožmberks (Rosenbergs). The castle
complex is one of the largest in Europe, with the oldest
parts dating to the mid-13th c. Unique in the world is
a Baroque theatre, which has been preserved together
with costumes, backdrops and technical stage equipment.
Of all Czech towns, Český Krumlov has retained more
of its original medieval character. Urban conservation area.
www.zamek-ceskykrumlov.eu
D7
Dlouhé stráně
This pumped-storage hydroelectric power plant is one
of the greatest wonders of the Czech Republic. You can get
to the upper reservoir via a 6-seat chairlift, then you can
continue on foot, bicycle or by minibus.
www.czechtourism.com
H4–J4
Duchcov
Baroque chateau. Major artists were involved in building
this residence, and it gained in prestige from stays
by famous musicians and writers, including J. S. Bach,
W. A. Mozart, J. Haydn, L. van Beethoven, F. Chopin,
F. Schiller and J. W. Goethe. In the 20th c., the chateau
was tragically marred by coal mining, so the Baroque dome
fresco of the hospital had to be transferred to a pavilion
in the chateau park. In addition to stately rooms and
the Wallenstein family gallery, the servants’ quarters
are also accessible. There is a museum here dedicated to G. Casanova.
www.czechtourism.com
C2
Františkovy Lázně
The spa offers 22 mineral springs with temperatures
of 9–11 °C, which are called acidulated due to their high
carbon dioxide content. The most famous are the Glauber
springs, of which Glauber IV is the most concentrated.
The style and white and yellow colours of the Františkovy
Lázně facades evoke a seaside resort. The spa specializes
primarily in the treatment of gynaecological disorders.
www.flinfo.cz
A3
Frýdlant
Renaissance castle and chateau.The castle was
opened to tourists as early as 1801, making it the first
castle museum in Central Europe. In addition
to furniture collections and the castle decor, you can also
see collections of weapons and pipes, a chateau gallery,
and an exhibition dedicated to the Thirty Years’ War.
www.czechtourism.com
E1
Hluboká nad Vltavou
Neo-Gothic chateau. It is one of the most romantic
chateaux in the Czech Republic. Prince Schwarzenberg
had the chateau rebuilt in the mid-19th c. in the Windsor
Gothic style. Outside, white battlements imitate the
fortress character of old castles, but inside the luxurious
interiors were very modernly furnished for their time.
www.zamek-hluboka.eu
D6
Holašovice 
Village conservation area. Holašovice is a prime
example of traditional rural architecture. Surrounding
a pond in the middle of the village, a unique set
of original farmhouses has been preserved. Their
characterful architectural style is usually called rustic
Baroque. A unique feature are wells with wooden piston
pumps.
www.holasovice.eu
C6
Jáchymov
First radon spa in the world.Standing at the birth of the
spa were Pierre and Marie Curie, who isolated the first
radioactive elements from Jáchymov uranium ore waste.
The healing waters are obtained from the Jáchymov hot
spring and have a temperature of 28–36 °C. At present,
four springs are used for the treatment of vascular diseases,
disorders of the musculoskeletal system, and metabolic,
skin and neurological disorders.
www.laznejachymov.cz
B2
Ještěd
The highest mountain of the Ještěd ridge.
Ještěd (1,012 m) is the symbol of the city of Liberec
and the entire North Bohemia region. In 1963 the architect
Karel Hubáček built a modern television tower on the
site of the old hotel. On the lower floors you’ll find a hotel
and restaurant. The building, which combines technical
sophistication with elegance and completes the silhouette
of the mountain ridge in a unique way, was deservedly
awarded the prestigious Auguste Perret European
architecture prize in 1969.
www.jested.cz
E1
Jindřichův Hradec
The castle and adjacent chateau complex in the centre
of town is the third largest such complex in the Czech
Republic. This complex is situated on more than 3 ha
of land and comprise 320 rooms. Many other important
architectural monuments can be seen in the streets of the
old town. The most striking influence on Jindřichův Hradec
was left by the Renaissance period, when the city experienced
its greatest prosperity. National cultural monument.
www.zamek-jindrichuvhradec.eu
E6
Karlovy Vary
The largest spa in the Czech Republic.Most of the
architectural monuments date from the 18th and 19th c.
Today, it offers 14 springs, 13 warm and one cold, ranging
in temperature from 13 ° to 73 °C. The springs are located
at seven colonnades (Market, Mill, Park, Castle, Hot Spring,
Freedom Spring Arbour and Alois Klein’s Arbour). The
warmest spring is Vřídlo (meaning Hot Spring), which
gushes to a height of up to 15 m. Treated here are disorders
of the digestive, metabolic and musculoskeletal systems,
diabetes, gout, liver and gallbladder ailments, and cancer.
www.karlovyvary.cz
B3
Karlštejn
In the Middle Ages, Karlštejn was the most important
royal castle. Czech King and Roman Emperor Charles IV
had it built as an impregnable fortress to safeguard the
imperial crown jewels and holy relics. Unique in the world
is the preserved Gothic Chapel of the Holy Cross, whose
ceiling and walls are decorated with gold and semiprecious
stones. The most valuable treasure is a set of around
130 Gothic panel paintings by Master Theodoric. Except
in Italy, there is nowhere else in Europe with such
an extensive collection of paintings from the 14th c.
www.hradkarlstejn.cz
C4–D4
Kladruby
The former Benedictine monastery in Kladruby
is among the oldest in the country. The original
Romanesque basilica was rebuilt by Jan Santini-Eichl
in the unique Baroque-Gothic style. The monastery church
is the second largest in the Czech Republic after St. Vitus
Cathedral in Prague. Guided tours present the history
and architecture of the monastery complex and the history
of the Benedictine order.
www.klaster-kladruby.cz
B4
Kost
Kost Castle is one of the best preserved medieval castles in
the Czech Republic. Built on a huge rock massif in the middle
of a valley with several ponds, the castle’s dominant feature
is a multi-storey residential tower – called the White Tower.
www.kinskycastles.comE3
Kroměříž 
Baroque chateau. The Kroměříž Chateau served as the
summer residence of the bishops of Olomouc. Adjacent
to the chateau is a magnificent park and the Baroque
Flower Garden. The Archbishop’s Picture Gallery
has one of the most valuable collections in the Czech
Republic. Here you can see paintings by Titian, Cranach,
Brueghel and van Dyck. Urban conservation area.
www.zamek-kromeriz.cz
H5
Kuks
Religious hospital. Kuks is a singular example
of Baroque urbanism and is an interesting
testimony to the mentality of the time. The spa
complex, stretching along both banks of the river
Labe (Elbe), was built in the early 18th c. by Count
František Antonín Špork. The count entrusted the sculptural
decoration to the most important Czech Baroque sculptor,
Matthias Bernard Braun, who created his best works here.
In the nearby forest, you can see a fascinating group
of his sculptures installed freely in nature or carved
directly into the local sandstone rock.
www.hospital-kuks.cz
F2–F3
Kutná Hora 
In the Middle Ages, this mining town was called the silver
treasury of the Bohemian Kingdom. During the heyday
of silver extraction in the late 14th c., construction began
on the monumental cathedral dedicated to the patron saint
of miners, St. Barbara. Even though the cathedral was not
built to the originally intended size, it is one of the largest
and most beautiful in the Czech Republic. On the outskirts
of Kutná Hora is the Sedlec Monastery with a monumental
Gothic-Baroque church and a unique cemetery chapel,
whose interior is decorated with thousands of human skulls
and bones. Urban conservation area.
www.kutnahora.cz
E4
Lednice 
Neo-Gothic chateau and nature complex.
The chateau is a remarkable testament to the aristocratic
culture of the Romantic era. The originally Baroque chateau
was rebuilt into a luxurious Neo-Gothic residence in the
early 19th c. In the vicinity of the chateau are a cast-iron
greenhouse, the remains of a Roman aqueduct, a Turkish
minaret, the ruins of a medieval castle and other romantic
structures. The extensive landscaped complex is ideal
for cycling trips.
www.zamek-lednice.com
H6–H7
Lipno
Treetop walkway. A unique structure in the Czech Republic.
By way of a 675-m wooden walkway, visitors arrive
at an observation tower which offers an unforgettable view
of Lake Lipno and the Šumava countryside. The entire length
of the trail is barrier-free and is adapted for prams as well
as wheelchairs. The trail includes a 52-m slide.
www.stezkakorunamistromu.cz
C7–D7
Litomyšl 
Renaissance chateau. It is an important example
of an Italianate arcaded chateau, whose facade and gables
are richly decorated with sgraffiti. Inside the chateau,
a Classicist theatre from the late 18th c. is preserved with
its original decorations. In the chateau brewery, you can
visit the birthplace of the famous Czech composer
Bedřich Smetana. Urban conservation area.
www.litomysl.cz
G4
Loket
The Gothic-Romanesque castle gained in importance
after 1230, when it served as a border fortress. The castle
was rebuilt into its Gothic form in the late 14th c. After this
reconstruction, Loket became one of the most impregnable
castles in Central Europe. A memorable part of the tour
are the places where the right to torture was exercised.
www.hradloket.cz
A3
Luhačovice
The baths here are considered to be among the most
effective in Europe due to their high mineral content
and free-flowing carbon dioxide. The most famous
Luhačovice sulphurous spring is called Vincentka.
Treated here are diseases of the respiratory and digestive
tracts as well as metabolic, vascular, musculoskeletal
and neurological disorders.
www.luhacovice.cz
J6
Pernštejn
This Gothic-Renaissance castle is the most
beautiful castle in Moravia. In its long history,
it has never been conquered. It is a singular example
of the organic transformation of a medieval fortress
into a luxurious Renaissance residence. In the tower
called Barborka are four differently coloured windows
symbolizing the four seasons.
www.hrad-pernstejn.eu
G5
Plasy
Baroque monastery. The architect Jan Santini-Aichl
built the monastery on a unique wooden construction,
which solved the local problem of a wet soil structure
and excess groundwater. The entire underlying
structure consisting of 5,100 oak piles is permanently
flooded with water, thus preventing wood rot.
The former monastery now attracts visitors to see
its beautiful Baroque church, library and chapel.
www.klaster-plasy.cz
B4
Plzeň
The beer capital of the Czech Republic.
Hundreds of beer-makers around the world have tried to
emulate the production process developed by Plzeň brewers
more than 150 years ago. On regularly scheduled tours, you
can visit the brewery where the beer is made. The dominant
feature of the historical city centre is the Gothic tower of the
Church of St. Bartholomew, soaring more than 100 m.
Also noteworthy is the Plzeň Synagogue, which is the third
largest in the world. Urban conservation area.
www.plzen.eu
B4
Poděbrady
The spa seeks to exploit the therapeutic effects of the natural
mineral waters. The main treatment methods include baths,
electrotherapy and massage. They specialize here in the
treatment of cardiovascular disease as well as high blood
pressure, diabetes and spinal disorders.
www.polabi.com, www.lazne-podebrady.cz
E3
Prague 
Prague Castle is the largest castle complex in the world,
the seat of the Czech president, and the symbol of continuity
of Czech statehood. The Gothic Cathedral of Sts. Vitus,
Wenceslas and Adalbert has served for centuries
as the coronation place for Czech kings.
Old Town Square – the heart of Prague. The Church
of Our Lady Before Týn with its twin towers is one
of Prague’s biggest churches. The mechanical clock from
the 14th c. on the tower of the Gothic Old Town Hall across
the square is a unique testament to the technical skills
of our predecessors. The Orloj shows not just the time
but also the lunar cycle and positions of the planets.
Every hour a procession of the Twelve Apostles appears
in the windows of the tower.
www.prague.eu
D3–D4
Pravčická brána (Sandstone Gate)
It is the biggest natural rock arch in Europe. The span
of the arch at its base is 26.5 m, the height of the opening
is 16 m, its width is 7–8 m, and the summit plateau
of the arch is 21 m above its base. An inseparable part
of the Pravčická Sandstone Gate is the Eagle’s Nest lodge.
It was built in 1881 on the site of a bark hut which served
as a tavern. The ground floor has a restaurant decorated with
the original paintings. National natural monument.
www.pbrana.cz
D1
Přehrada Les Království (Forest Kingdom Dam)
Technical monument. One result of the devastating floods
in 1897 was a decision to calm the river Labe (Elbe) with
two dam reservoirs, which would contain and regulate
sudden torrential waves. One was built in the Krkonoše
Mountains below Špindlerův Mlýn, and the second, called
Forest Kingdom, was constructed in a wooded river valley
above Dvůr Králové. It is 224 m long and 41 m high.
1url.cz/Q9sn
F2
Rabí
The ruins of this Gothic-Renaissance castle
remain a testament to the former glory of this proud
aristocratic residence. It is among the largest castle
complexes in the Czech Republic. In the vast castle
area you can see the Renaissance artillery fortifications
with bastions, stables and a huge residential tower,
which is now an observation deck.
www.hrad-rabi.eu
B5–C5
Rožnov pod Radhoštěm
The oldest open-air museum in Central Europe (founded
in 1924), open year round, it acquaints you with the Mill
Valley, consisting of a set of functional technical structures
(mill, sawmill, fulling mill, oil mill, iron mill) which are
driven by hydroelectric power. Also on display are traditional
means of transportation. National cultural monument.
www.vmp.cz
J5
Říp Mountain
Říp Mountain is a symbol of Czech national history. At the
top stands what is probably the most famous Romanesque
monument in the Czech lands: the Rotunda of St. George.
Říp is associated with the legend of the arrival of the Czechs’
ancestors to this land.
www.czechtourism.com
D2–D3
Svatá Hora (Holy Mountain) near Příbram
Pilgrimage site. The extensive complex with
the Chapel of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary
was the most important pilgrimage site in Bohemia
during the Baroque period. The original Gothic chapel
has grown into a large complex where there is an
enormous concentration of artistic and spiritual
energy. In 1905, Holy Mountain was granted
the title basilica minor.
www.svata-hora.cz
C4
Svatý Kopeček (Holy Hill) near Olomouc
Pilgrimage site and a dominant feature of the region.
Holy Hill is one the most splendid Baroque structures
in Moravia. In May 1995, Holy Hill welcomed Pope
John Paul II, who on this occasion granted the church
the honorary title of basilica minor.
www.svatykopecek.eu
H5
Telč 
Renaissance chateau. Telč boasts not only an opulent
chateau but also one of the most beautiful squares in the
Czech Republic, with many uniquely preserved historical
town houses with arcades. The Telč chateau is an interesting
example of the adaptation of Italian artistic influences
in the Czech lands. On the grounds of the chateau
is a gallery named for the famous Czech painter Jan Zrzavý.
Urban conservation area.
www.telc.eu
E6
Teplice
It is the oldest spa in Central Europe, with a tradition
dating to the 12th c. Its unique thermal bicarbonatesulphate-sodium
type water is rich in minerals with an
admixture of radon. The most frequently used spring,
Pravřídlo (Primordial Hot Spring), currently reaches 41 °C.
Treated here are vascular and nervous disorders, mental
disorders and diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
www.lazneteplice.cz
C2
Terezín
This fortress town of Terezín was constructed in the late
18th c. as a defence against incursions by the Prussians, but
advances in weaponry and military strategy meant that it was
never used for military purposes. After the Second World
War, the Terezín Memorial was established in the Small
Fortress as a reminder of the atrocities which took place here
at the beginning of the Nazi occupation during the Second
World War. Part of the memorial is the Ghetto Museum.
www.pamatnik-terezin.cz
D2
Třebíč 
Centre of Jewish culture, important church.
The monastic Basilica of St. Prokop from
the mid-13th c. is one of the most valuable Romanesque
buildings in the country. Třebíč is a unique architectural
and urban example of coexistence between Christian
and Jewish cultures. The Jewish Quarter is considered
to be the best preserved in Europe. Of the original 121
houses, only 5 were demolished. Among the most valuable
buildings is the Rear Synagogue, which has valuable murals.
www.trebic.cz/unesco
F6
Velehrad
Pilgrimage site. The basilica in Velehrad is dedicated
to Sts. Cyril and Methodius, the brothers from
Thessaloniki who came in 863 to Great Moravia
to preach Christianity and who are venerated as patrons
of the country and co-patrons of Europe. In 1985
Pope John Paul II granted the Golden Rose
to the basilica, and in April 1990 he visited in person.
www.slovacko.cz
H6
Vyšší Brod
This Cistercian monastery is a pearl of Czech Gothic
architecture. It was founded in 1259 by the illustrious
nobleman Vok I of Rožmberk (Rosenberg). The first
Cistercian monks came here from the Austrian monastery
of Wilhering. The biggest architectural jewel is the chapter
hall with its great rose window. After the fall of communism,
the monastery returned to the administration
of the Cistercian order.
www.klastervyssibrod.cz
D7
Zelená Hora (Green Mountain) 
The pilgrimage church on Green Mountain outside
of Žďár nad Sázavou is one of the most important Baroque
buildings in the Czech Republic. The architect Jan SantiniAichl
devised an ingenious way to connect Baroque
principles with Gothic morphology. The church, with
a ground plan in the shape of a five-pointed star, is imbued
with complex symbolism associated with the cult
of St. John of Nepomuk.
www.zelena-hora.eu
F4–F5
Zvíkov
The medieval royal castle stands on a high rocky
promontory at the confluence of the rivers Otava
and Vltava. At this spot, according to archaeologists,
there was a prehistoric Celtic settlement. The oldest
preserved building in the complex is the 20-m prismatic
tower with loopholes. The castle chapel is one of the most
beautiful monuments of Bohemian Early Gothic architecture.
www.hrad-zvikov.eu
C5–D5
Žatec
Temple of Hops and Beer. The museum will acquaint
you with the development of hop cultivation from the
Middle Ages to the present. The main attractions are a hop
astronomical clock and a lighthouse offering beautiful views.
www.chchp.cz
C2–C3
Mariánské Lázně
The second largest Czech spa with springs very rich
in minerals and ranging in temperature from 7 to 10 °C.
The most important spa promenade is the cast-iron
colonnade from 1889, where a major attraction is the Singing
Fountain. Treated here are vascular, urinary tract, kidney,
joint, respiratory and musculoskeletal diseases; metabolic,
gynaecological and skin disorders, and cancer.
www.marianskelazne.cz
A3–A4
Mikulov
Pilgrimage site. It is located in the protected landscape
area of Pálava, which is a renowned winemaking region.
The dominant feature of the town is Holy Hill (Svatý
kopeček), a pilgrimage site where you’ll find the oldest
Stations of the Cross in the Czech lands. Among
the unmissable landmarks are the Baroque chateau,
the Dietrichstein tomb, the Church of St. John the Baptist,
the Church of St. Wenceslas and the Orthodox Church
of St. Nicholas.
www.mikulov.cz
G7
Olomouc 
The conservation area here is the second largest in the
Czech Republic. From the Early Middle Ages, Olomouc was
the cultural and administrative centre of Moravia. The face
of the city was most strongly influenced by the Baroque
period. The Holy Trinity Column on the main square
in Olomouc is the largest and most spectacular monument
of its kind in the world and is inscribed on the UNESCO
World Heritage List. Urban conservation area.
www.tourism.olomouc.eu
H5
Ostrava – Dolní Vítkovice (Lower Vítkovice)
European Cultural Heritage monument. Since the early
19th c., the region was marked by the rapid development
of industry, inextricably linked to the mining of high-quality
bituminous coal and the related metallurgical production.
Since the decline of mining, Ostrava is becoming an
important centre of industrial culture. On the sites of former
mines and blast furnaces, centres for alternative culture
and arts are being established. Among the extraordinary
industrial monuments is Lower Vítkovice and Landek Park.
www.dolnioblastvitkovice.cz
K4
Moravský kras (Moravian Karst)
Protected landscape area. It is one of the most important
karst areas in Central Europe, where there are known
to be more than a thousand caves, of which five are open
to the public. On a tour you can take a boat ride along
the underground river Punkva, which will bring visitors
to the bottom of the Macocha abyss – the biggest gorge
in the Czech Republic, with a depth of 138 m.
www.moravskykras.net
G5
Baťův kanál (Baťa Canal)
Important water transport route. This 53-km canal
(partly artificial and partly leading along the river
Morava) was built just before the Second World War
as an inexpensive shipping route and also as a source
of water for irrigation. Today the canal is a popular
summertime tourist attraction.
www.batacanal.cz
J6
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hiking
downhill skiing
bike path
golf
racecourse
airport
UNESCO monument
spa
cave
lookout tower
religious monument
summit
national park
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This map does not reflect the precise location of the shown objects.
It is not a cartographic work, but rather an illustrated schematic map
of the main tourist attractions.
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