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Fri Aug 5th 09:50 2005 / #1 |
machas lake near ceska lipa
cesky krumlov (although likely to be packed with tourists)
roznov pod radhostem |
pragueboy
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Fri Aug 5th 10:16 2005 / #2 |
Zvikov and Orlik and the area around...
there is a great microbrew and hotel about 100m from the castle enterance, they make a kickass 14% tmave... http://www.pivovar-zvikov.cz
just follow the vltava south towards pisek.
also, great lakes around strakonice, check out the ruins of rabi...
enjoy |
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Fri Aug 5th 10:39 2005 / #3 |
There's some nice fields in Mlynec near TACHOV, west Bohemia. :-)
OK, sorry. Uh... Down by the big lake at Lipno. If you go to the other side towards the German border it's pretty much all natural and unspoiled. |
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Fri Aug 5th 10:58 2005 / #4 |
Thanks y'all - yes, Zvikov is beautiful - so far my favorite CZ castle experience - here are photos from a trip there last year:
http://prague.tv/galleries/thumbnails.php?gallery=zvikov
Missed the brewery, though .. have to catch it next time.. |
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Sat Aug 6th 20:43 2005 / #5 |
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the franz ferdinand castle is a cool fucking trip. one of the top 5 medieval weapons and armory collections in the world plus some really nice surroundings and bird showings like falcons and owls. highly recommended |
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Mon Aug 8th 10:05 2005 / #6 |
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Thanks again folks .. |
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Thu Oct 6th 11:16 2005 / #7 |
Update and tip >>
Went a couple weeks ago to Adr??pa??sk?© sk??ly near the polish border. Beautiful. The sandstone cliffs there are what i incorrectly imagined the ones in Cesky Raj to be. You can hike through them for hours. The land is lush, green, and at this time of year almost empty of others.. (Although from the number of places that provide accommodation, i imagine it becomes quite packed in high season..)
Check em out:
http://www.ceskehory.cz/orlickehory/mesta_gb.asp?id=101 |
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Thu Oct 6th 14:22 2005 / #8 |
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Telc, quiet but purdy |
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Sun May 21st 14:28 2006 / #9 |
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Where are the cleanest lakes in Czech??? Now that is the question!!! Please help me find one I would be very thankfull ;) Oh! and where can I go on a proper canoe trip with rapids??....Merci merci merci |
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Tue May 23rd 07:50 2006 / #10 |
Hmmm, rapids in the summer is hard, up near Jablonec nad nisou they have some cool rafting in the spring.
Clean lakes, go to Svet in Trebon it's clean also Lipno and you can swim at Slapy to.
Best canoe trips start in Krumlov and end in Tabor, lots of fun. |
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Tue May 23rd 12:23 2006 / #11 |
From Vyssi brod downstream you can do a week long tour.
I'm doing it in July if anyone's interested. |
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Tue May 23rd 18:36 2006 / #12 |
Nice canoeing around Krumlov i have heard... (A few of us are thinking to go in a couple weeks, so after i'll be able to confirm personally ..:)
Here's a company that arrange rafting trips down there - even vans for shuttling, etc.. (they are good guys, friends of ours ..)
http://www.expedicion.cz |
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Tue May 23rd 22:51 2006 / #13 |
Just returned from an extended weekend in the Sazava Valley with
a side trip to Kutna Hora.
The water in the Sazava River isnt the clearest right now, but the
surrounding hills and valleys make up for it. You can rent kayaks and hit the river proper. My favorite place the spend time is in Na Marjance Restaurant and the riverside restaurant in Sazava next
to the most - I forget the name. Lots of history in the area with
fantastic hiking and biking. Best sites to visit include the Monastary
and a hike on the Old Road to Prague - the Kings Road I think its
called.
Kutna Hora is green as green can be as well. The entire church and historical scene there is a good contrast to what Prague offers and is only a short train ride from Prague§s central station. Our favorite leaded crystal aritist, Adam, has his seasonal retail outfit open right now to the S of the "Bone Church" enterance. He has good prices and a good selection of glass not normally found in Prague.
And about that train ride, I hope you like viewing the colors of yellow and green. They are intense right now. |
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Fri May 26th 06:22 2006 / #14 |
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Tue Jun 20th 15:48 2006 / #15 |
If you want to see such a beautiful sceneric places, just check out
http://www.ceskosaske-svycarsko.cz/fotogalerie.html
Visit Bohemian Schwitzerland, 120 km up north from Prague. This national paks area is just up north from Decin, which is situated on the river Labe. You will see marvelous places, excelent for hiking.
This page is recently only in czech, but shortly it will be in English and German also |
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Tue Jun 20th 16:04 2006 / #16 |
Ones more again, the prolink on Bohemian Schwitzerland gallery:
<a href="http://www.ceskosaske-svycarsko.cz">http://www.ceskosaske-svycarsko.cz</a>
http://ceskosaske-svycarsko.cz
If you need an idea, just write to me to help you out with some ideas for a nice trip. |
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Tue Jul 18th 15:07 2006 / #17 |
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Lhota has a gorgeous man-made lake with a sandy bottom, warm water, sand beach, grass areas surrounded by trees, food, drinks, etc etc etc... it's a great place just 20 min from Prague! |
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Tue Jul 18th 15:07 2006 / #18 |
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Lhota has a gorgeous man-made lake with a sandy bottom, warm water, sand beach, grass areas surrounded by trees, food, drinks, etc etc etc... it's a great place just 20 min from Prague! |
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Tue Jul 18th 15:59 2006 / #19 |
krivoklat is great.
take the train from Beroun, get off anywhere. The woods are nicer than others because they are deciduous... nicer, more mottled light, and low sandstone bluffs...quiet. No tourists until you get to the castle. |
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Wed Jul 26th 15:31 2006 / #20 |
There are quite many beautifull places in the Czech republic to choose few ones. It depends, what is attractive for whom.
I can try to make a little survey about pretty nature in distance max. 50 km / 30 miles from Prague city centre:
UPLANDS, HIGHLANDS:
South-west from Prague (direction Karl??tejn, Beroun, Plze??)
- incl. Karl??tejn castle, K?™ivokl??t castle
South (direction Dob?™???, P?™?bram, Strakonice)
- incl. Dob?™??? chateau, P?™?bram Sv.Hora (St.Mountain) - pilgrimage place
South-east (direction Bene??ov, Ä?.BudÄ›jovice / Kutn?? Hora)
- incl. Konopi??tÄ› chateau, Kutn?? Hora UNESCO-heritage town
RIVERS, RIVER VALLEYS, RIVER DAMS:
South-west: Berounka river
South: Vltava river, incl. Slapy dam - recreational area
South-east: S??zava river
...all popular for canoeing.
QUARRYS:
South-west: Mala Amerika, Mexiko, Velka Amerika former quarrys, today very steep with watered bottoms (Beroun district), my favourite places)
CAVES:
South-west (to make a change): Bohemian Karst - Konepruske caves, opened for public.
There are also higher mountains, lakes, pond areas or other natural protected areas in the country. But more far from Prague... |
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