Jestřabí v Krkonoších
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Božanov
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Černý Důl
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Petrohrad
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Liberec
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You can enjoy nature in abundance from a holiday home in North Bohemia. The landscape consists of vineyards, forests, mountains, hills, river valleys, sandstone formations (volcanic landscape), and ravines. For culture lovers, there are historic towns, castles, fortresses and monasteries (like those of Osek and Doksany). North Bohemia has several nature reserves; the Bohemian Paradise (Ceský ráj), Bohemian Switzerland (Ceské Svýcarsko) and the Iser Mountains Jizerské hory.
Discover the picturesque Bohemian Switzerland National Park from your holiday home. A unique area with sandstone formations along the Elbe, deep gorges, valleys, winding brooks, beautiful panoramas, and the occasional castle ruins. The most special natural monument in the region is Pravčická brána, the largest natural rock bridge on our continent! The Bohemian Paradise is another such a beautiful area. Mountains and rugged rock formations, pine forests, gorges and romantic valleys.
The Krkonoe National Park, or Giant Mountains, is the highest mountain range in the Czech Republic, with the highest peak being the Sněka (1602 metres). This mountain range, besides Prague, is one of the most popular tourist areas of the Czech Republic thanks to its beautiful wooded nature and many opportunities for sports activities, and is therefore increasingly being discovered by the Dutch. Popular holiday resorts are pindlerův Mlýn, Pec pod Sněkou, Janské Láznĕ (also a health resort), Vrchlabi and Harrachov (also known as the gateway to the mountains).
Hikers can enjoy a network of marked trails, along waterfalls, streams, mountain lakes, glacier valleys and viewpoints. In the summer, you can also get to the peaks from various holiday resorts via a cable car and chairlifts. From Janské Láznĕ, for example, there is a gondola to the "Cerna Hora" mountain peak and from Pec pod Sněkou you can take a chairlift to the highest peak, the Sněka.,
Hikers, cyclists and mountaineers will find what they are looking for in North Bohemia and the Giant Mountains. There is an extensive network of marked hiking and biking trails. From our holiday homes, you can discover the region the active way! Water sports enthusiasts can go to Lake Mácha (Máchovo jezero) and enjoy canoeing and rafting on the river Labe (Elbe). Enough to do for the active holidaymaker, from a holiday home!
There are 20 Belvilla houses in Northern Bohemia/Giant Mountains.
Travellers from the UK can reach Northern Bohemia/Giant Mountains by air, rail or road. If you choose to fly, Prague houses the closest airport to the North Bohemian Region.
Bohemian Switzerland National Park, Tisa Walls, Liberec City Hall and Decin Castle are some places that you must visit in Northern Bohemia/Giant Mountains.
Some of the must-try activities in Northern Bohemia/Giant Mountains are:
Some of the recommended dishes in Northern Bohemia/Giant Mountains are Knedlík (dumpling), svíčková (beef sirloin), goulash, bramboráčky (potato pancake), halušky (Bohemian gnocchi).