Day Trip From Prague

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Day Tripsrom Prague


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Karlovy Vary

TereznLitomice

eskvcarsko

esk rj

Liberecstnad Labem

Kutn Hora

esk Budjovice

Pbram

Kivoklt

Karltejn

Plze

esk Krumlov

PRAHA

MlnkNelahozeves

esk ternberkKonopit

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According to a great number o people, Prague, the capital o theCzech Republic, is one o the most beautiul cities in the world;

however, it is not the only place that is worth visiting in the coun-

try.

Seeing all local sights would be a task or a lietime. In the Czech

Republic, there are almost two hundred castles, chteaux and rui-

ned castles open to the public. A number o historic towns andwell-known residences o nobility may be ound within two or

three hours drive rom Prague, and so they may be visited easily

during a one-day trip. The aim o this booklet is to acquaint you

with at least some o them.

The below mentioned destinations were selected not only thanks

to their value, but also with regard to their ease o access. They allmay be reached by the public transport; moreover, some o them

are among the popular destinations oered by travel agencies. I

you want more inormation about these places, your hotel sta

will be happy to provide it.

Bus and train timetables www.idos.cz

Good-bye Prague

www.czechtourism.com

Ocial tourist presentation o the Czech Republic

Contentsesk Krumlov 23

Karlovy Vary 45

Kutn Hora 67

Karltejn Castle 89

Konopit Chteau 1011

Bohemian Switzerland / esk vcarsko 1213

esk ternberk Castle 1415

Kivoklt Castle 1617

Nelahozeves Chteau 1819

Bohemian Paradise / esk rj 2021

Terezn Memorial and the town o Litomice 2223

Pbram 24


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The South Bohemian town o esk Krumlov is, ater Prague, the most re-quently visited tourist destination. The town is situated on the meanderingriver Vltava, which ows round the historic town centre. esk Krumlovsmain attraction is, undoubtedly, its well-preserved ancient beauty, intactover centuries. On a hill over the river, a huge castle, which ormerly be-longed to the most powerul Czech noble amily, the Lords o Romberk,stands out; its multicoloured Renaissance tower provides a magnifcentview o the surrounding countryside. The castle houses a Baroque theatre,unique in Europe, which has been remarkably preserved, together with theoriginal costumes, stage scenery and lighting apparatus; the theatre is opento the public, but, or the sake o better conservation, the number o visitorsallowed inside is limited. You will fnd plenty o stylish restaurants, caes and

esk KrumlovA town rich in history and ull o colours today


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souvenir shops in esk Krumlov. Every year numerous cultural events andmusic estivals are held there. TheEgon Schiele Art Centre,named atera prominent Viennese Art Nouveau painter, hosts exhibitions o major Czechas well as international artists. In Photo Studio Seidel, a newly opened mu-seum, you will see a great number o valuable protographs showing lie opeople in the Czech-Austrian-German border areas at the turn o the 19thand 20th centuries. The main event o the year, the Five-petalled Rose Fes-

tival with participants in period costumes, is held in June; then the townsinhabitants bring back to memory the Renaissance era, when the town oesk Krumlov ourished most. Theatre perormances, period music con-certs, and popular attractions as jousting are part o the programme, as wellas a night parade with fre brands through the town.

esk Krumlov

www.ckrumlov.cz

www.jiznicechy.cz

T R A N S P O R T :

Bus direct lines run several times a day rom Na Knec Coach Station(Andl underground station), Florenc Coach Station (Florenc under-ground station), and Roztyly Coach Station (Roztyly underground sta-tion). The journey takes approximately 3 hours.

Car GPS: 4848'39.282"N, 1418'55.758"E


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West Bohemia has been world-amous or its tradition o providing treat-

ment in mineral baths; Karlovy Vary, with its thirteen mineral springs thathave curative eects, is the best-known o West Bohemian spa towns. More-over, a herb liqueur named Becherovka, which is produced there, is otencalled an additional one o Karlovy Varys curative springs. Also Karlovy Varywaers, thin dinner-plate-sized crispy waers, are well-known or their deli-cate taste. The town prospered most in the 19th century, when the majorityo bath houses and the elegant colonnade connecting individual springs

under one roo were built. At that time, the most prominent personalitieso European political and cultural lie used to undergo treatment and meetthere, as e.g. Johann Wolgang Goethe, Ludwig van Beethoven, FrancoisChateaubriand or Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol.Like Cannes, Venice or Berlin, also Karlovy Vary hosts an A-category presti-gious International Film Festival, where flm ans, producers and, or sure,

Karlovy VaryFilm stars on the spa towns colonnade


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flm stars meet every year in early July; this now traditional event was frstheld very soon ater the Second World War.Throughout the year, numerous other cultural, social and sports events areorganised in the town. The scope and variety o events are so wide that, inthis respect, Karlovy Vary may compete with other, much larger cities: theevents oered range rom theatre perormances, classical music concerts,flm shows and art exhibitions in local galleries to casino visits or horse races.Karlovy Varys Gol Club takes pride in being the oldest gol course in the

Czech Republic.

Karlovy Vary

www.karlovyvary.cz

www.kr-karlovarsky.cz

T R A N S P O R T :

Bus a direct line runs rom Florenc Coach Station (Florenc undergroundstation) almost every 30 minutes. The journey takes approximately2 hours 15 minutes

Car GPS: 5013'28.984"N, 1252'58.399"E


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In the Middle Ages, Kutn Hora was called the Bohemian Kingdoms silvertreasury thanks to its silver mines. Traces o its ormer wealth may be seenwherever you go: you will admire not only the magnifcent Late Gothic St.Barbaras Cathedral, dedicated to Barbara, the patron saint o miners, butalso impressive residential houses that belonged to rich patricians, or a rich-ly decorated Late Gothic Stone Fountain at an upper square.The Czech Silver Museum, another popular tourist attraction, oers, apartrom its permanent exhibition, a tour in underground shats under the town.Visitors, equipped with lamps and helmets and wearing traditional minersperiod costumes with hoods, walk through about 250 m o the original

mines underground shats. The sight-seeing tour shows all parts o the pro-duction process that the iron ore used to undergo beore, fnally, coins wereminted. Prague groschen, silver coins o Bohemian kings minted in KutnHora, were accepted and welcome all over Europe in the past. The town en-

Kutn HoraA silver treasury of the kingdom


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joyed greatest prosperity under the rule o King Charles IV; Kutn Horas citi-zens commemorate the kings era by holding a estival called Royal Silver-Plating every year in June.In a nearby village o Sedlec, close to the railway station, the Church o AllSaints with its Ossuary, one o the most remarkable local historic monu-ments may be ound. The decoration in its chapel, including the altar and

chandeliers, is made rom human skulls and bones; however, the idea o thisunique decoration is not to shock or scare visitors, but to remind them o thetransience o human lie.

Kutn Horawww.kutnahora.cz

www.centralbohemia.cz

T R A N S P O R T :

Train direct trains run rom Prague Main Train Station several times aday, or change in Koln. The journey takes 1 hour; Kutn Hora Train Station

is about 3 km away rom the town centre, it is possible to take a local busor train.

Bus on week days there are direct lines rom Florenc Coach Station(Florenc underground station) almost every hour; direct lines run alsorom ern Most Coach Station (ern Most underground station) severaltimes a day. The journey takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes.

Car GPS: 4956'59.129"N, 1516'7.413"E


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The most signifcant European ruler in the Middle Ages, Emperor Charles IV,who ounded Pragues Charles University, built St. Vituss Cathedral as well

as a stone bridge over the Vltava now bearing his name, built an unassai-lable castle called Karltejn southwest o Prague. The castle, only one day onhorseback away rom Prague, served the ruler as a reuge, where he couldmeditate and pray, and also as a place o saety, where he could keep theroyal coronation jewels and holy relics.The uniqueChapel o the Holy Cross, whose massive walls are up to sevenmeters thick, is situated on the upper oor o the Great Tower; its walls and

ceiling are inlaid with gold and semi-precious stones. Entirely unique is alsothe Chapels decoration o wall paintings a collection o almost 130 pa-nel paintings depicting Catholic saints; with the exception o Italy, nowhe-

Karltejn CastleA gem in the royal crown


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re else in Europe has such an extensive collection o 14th century paintings

been preserved. The castle is open to the public; however, the Chapel o theHoly Cross may be visited only ater a reservation made in advance prior tothe visit.Karltejn is surrounded by the Bohemian Karst, hilly countryside withwhite lime stone rocks, which is an ocial protected landscape area. Itsbest-known place o interest Konprusy Caves is to be ound southwesto Karltejn, approximately 10 km away rom the castle. During the sight-

seeing tour, which is over 500 m long and includes about 500 steps, visitorsmay admire underground halls decorated with numerous stalactite orms;the average temperature in the caves is not more than 11 C, even on hotsummer days.

Karltejn

www.hradkarlstejn.cz


T R A N S P O R T :

Train direct trains run rom Prague Main Train Station at least once everyhour. The journey takes 45 minutes. The train station at Karltejn is situa-ted about 2 km away rom the castle.

Car GPS: 4956'21.701"N, 1411'16.37"E


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Konopit is a romantic chteau located outside the town o Beneov, south-east o Prague; it used to serve as a summer residence o Archduke Franz Fer-dinand dEste, the successor to the Austro-Hungarian throne, whose assas-

sination in Sarajevo in summer 1914 triggered o World War I. The archdukewas a amous art collector and an enthusiastic hunter; thereore, nowadaysvisitors may admire extensive collections o antiques, a large collection ohunting trophiesrom all over the world. Moreover, the Konopit collec-tion o historic weapons and armours is the largest o its kind in the CzechRepublic. The building had initially been constructed as a medieval castle,which was later rebuilt a number o times. Ater the reconstruction at the

turn o the 19th and 20th centuries, the chteau acquired its present appear-ence and interior design. Although Franz Ferdinand dEste urnished hisavourite residence in historic-like style, he equipped it with all available lu-xurious modern amenities: running water, central heating, electric lighting,and, in 1900, even a passenger lit.The chteau is so large and its collections so extensive that it oers three se-parate sight-seeing tours or visitors.

Konopit ChteauThe Belle poque in Central-European style


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The chteau is situated in the middle o a big landscaped park with a lake;the park is open to the public. In the close vicinity o the chteau, on the siteo the ormer Baroque garden, a well-kept Rose Garden with a big hothou-se containing rare warm-requiring plants is to be ound. The garden is extra-odrinary in terms o its botanical value; moreover, it is designed in a sophis-

ticated way and hosts a number o fne statues.

Konopit

www.zamek-konopiste.cz


T R A N S P O R T :

Train trains run rom Prague Main Train Station to Beneov at least every

hour. The journey takes 1 hour 15 minutes. The chteau is about 30 mi-nutes rom the station on oot, or it is possible to use the local transport.

Bus - direct lines to Beneov run rom Roztyly Coach Station (Roztyly un-derground station) every hour on week days. The journey takes 40 minu-tes. The chteau is about a hal an hours walk rom the coach station; itis possible to use the local transport.

Car GPS: 4946'46.31"N, 1439'23.55"E


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Bohemian Switzerland National ParkA region of sandstone towers, gorges and rock arches

The Bohemian Switzerland National Park, together with the Saxon Switzer-land National Park (Schsische Schweiz), is in the heart o Europes largestsandstone region. Its landscape may be characterised by such sandstonephenomena as rock towers, natural sandstone rock arches, at-topped hills(mesas), and the river Elbes deep canyon. One o the unique sandstone rockormations is the Pravick brna Arch (Prebischtor), the national parks

symbol. This impressive rock arch (26 m long, 16 m high) is the biggest oits kind in Europe.

A days walk in the Bohemian Switzerland National Park the Pravickbrna Arch and gorgesA train journey rom Prague to Dn by a direct EC train takes approxi-mately an hour and a hal. Right outside the railway station in Dn, you

will fnd a bus stop, rom where there are regular bus services to Hensko(buy a ticket rom the bus driver). Get o at the stop called Mezn Louka;you will fnd yoursel at the main crossing o the national parks tourist trails(there is an inormation centre, where it is possible to buy a map). Followthe Gabriela Trail, which has, now or almost 150 years, taken tourists tothe Pravick brna Arch. The trail is narrow but easy; walking there takesabout an hour and a hal (6 km). When you reach the Pravick brna Arch,


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Bohemian Switzerland

www.ceskesvycarsko.cz, www.branadocech.czT R A N S P O R T :

Train direct EC trains run rom Prague Main Train Station to Dn Main Train Sta-tion every two hours (the journey takes 90 minutes). Recommended connection: the8:31 p.m. train to Dn; in ront o Dn Main Train Station, connecting bus no. 434.Return: bus rom Mezn at 17:07; connecting train at 17:54 rom Dn.

Car GPS: 5052'24.39"N 1419'02.18"E

it is worth climbing up to several view points in close proximity o the arch.From there, continue to Hensko; ater entering the village, turn let andcontinue upstream along the river Kamenice, which is squeezed in between

sandstone rock ormations; these oer enough shade even on hot summerdays. Since 1890, it has been possible to have a boat ride in a praam, ollow-ing the Edmund Gorge and its canyon: there is no other way in the canyonexcept by water. Then continue upstream as ar as the point where touristtrails meet. Cross the river using a narrow oot bridge; ater that, ollow anupward going steep trail with stairs to the village o Mezn. From Mezn,there is a regular bus line to the railway station in Dn. The walking trip

is about 15 km long. To explore this area better, it is recommended to staythere overnight; accommodation is oered in typical local semi-timberedhouses (Umgebindehaus).


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esk ternberk is the oldest inhabited amily residencein the Czech Re-public. Founded in 1241, the castle is still owned by the descendants o itsounders, the Sternbergs, noblemen rom the starlit hill (as a poetic transla-tion o the name may be), who belong among the oldest Czech aristocra-tic amilies. The castle was nationalised and state-owned during the com-

munist era, but the Sternbergs got it back in restitution and started to livethere again. The present appearance o the castle is a result o numerousalterations and reconstructions in the course o centuries. From the outsi-de, it has preserved, to a large extent, its Medieval character and still lookslike a ortress; the interior rooms, on the contrary, reect the lie style o aris-tocracy in the Baroque period. A great deal o the castles interior is open tothe public; the sight-seeing tour shows fteen rooms, richly urnished with

period urniture, paintings, and amily art collections. The Sternberg collecti-on o period graphic prints, thematically ocused on the history o the Thir-ty-Year War, is quite unique. In addition, thecollectionocopperplate en-gravings, collected by Ji ternberg at the beginning o the 20th century,which incudes 545 prints, is considered as one the most remarkable colle-ctions concerning this theme. The exhibition rooms also host an intriguingcollection o historic weapons, collections o valuable porcelain, and various

handicrat objects produced in the past centuries.

esk ternberk CastleMy castle, my home


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At the oot o the castle hill, along both sides o the river Szava, esk tern-berk, a small village bearing the same name, is situated, which is accessible

by train. The railway running along the Szava valley, called the Szava Pa-cifc, ranks among the most beautiul scenic railways in the Czech Republic.At some weekends in the summer months, the Czech Railways operate spe-cial tourist trains drawn by a historic steam engine.

esk ternberk

www.hradceskysternberk.cz


T R A N S P O R T :Train trains run rom Prague Main Train Station approximately everyhour. Change trains in erany. The journey takes about 2 hours.

Bus very ew direct lines, it is necessary to change in Beneov or Vlaim.All buses run rom Roztyly Coach Station (Roztyly underground station).The journey takes almost 2 hours.

Car GPS: 4948'33.74"N, 1455'35.861"E


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West o Prague in the orest, in the midst o Kivokltsko, a protected land-

scape area, one o the most beautiul Czech castles, Kivoklt, is to beound. It has ranked among the most signifcant Czech royal castles or cen-turies because it has always been an important stop on the way to Germany;moreover, Bohemian kings and princes took pleasure in using it as a huntingbase when hunting in the surrounding orests, or as a prison or prominentprisoners.

Kivoklt CastleA fortress and, at the same time, a place to relax

From the distance, Kivoklt looks rather severe; surprisingly, its interiorarchitectural decoration is very elegant. The Castle Chapel with its Late

Gothic star-ribbed vault and an exquisitely carved altar is a wonderulexample o the best o late 15th century courtly art. Above the gate to thecastle, visitors may admire a richly decorated relie showing the BohemianKingdoms emblem with royal initials dating back to the 15th century as


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well. They may also see the castle prison with torture chambers and Medi-eval torture instruments, which evoke the castles history as a prison.All the year round, the castle regularly hosts music estivals, theatre es-

tivals and airs. In the castle courtyard, various artisans, such as potters,gunsmiths, basket-makers, wood-carvers or herbwomen have stalls and o-er their products: imitation Gothic cups, leather goods, swords, shields, andhalberts are available.

Kivoklt

www.krivoklat.cz


T R A N S P O R T :

Train trains run rom Prague Main Train Station almost every hour, butit is necessary to change in Beroun. The journey takes 1 hour 30 minutes.

Car GPS:502'16.36"N, 1352'18.59"E


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The lovely Nelahozeves chteau is the seat o the Lobkowiczs, a noted no-ble amily. The three-winged building with corner buttresses is a uniqueexample o Czech Renaissance architecture. Curiously enough, the chteauhas preserved its original orm without having undergone any major con-struction modifcations in later years. Its biggest attraction is an extremely

valuable collection o paintings and art handicrat objects. In the castle inte-rior, visitors will see beautiul urniture, a great number o religious objects,articles o precious glass, ceramic, and porcelain, musical instruments, andvaluables made o precious metals. Two halls are dedicated to hunting andshooting a popular pastime o the gentry, inherently linked with its so-cial lie. Nelahozeves is also well-known as a birthplace oAntonn Dvok(1841-1904), a Czech composer, the son o a local butcher. In the housewhere Dvok was born and where his ather used to have a tavern there

NelahozevesA Renaissance pearl on the river Vltava


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is a museum today. Every year or more than ten years now, rom springto autumn, the chteau hosts a series o concerts called Dvoks MusicalNelahozeves.I you travel by car, a trip to Nelahozeves may be linked with a visit to nearby Mlnk, a historic town with a castle located at the conuence o the Elbe

and Moldau rivers. On the southern slope o the castle hill in the town centreas well as on other neighbouring slopes, a lot o grapevine is grown; vis-iting the castle wine cellars rom the 14th century is an attractive part othe sight-seeing tour. Tradition has it that grapevine has been grown in theMlnk region or over a thousand years. The frst vineyard is said to havebeen ounded by Saint Ludmila, a princess rom the ruling Pemyslid dynas-ty. The Mlnk vine-growing region is rather exceptional as it is one o the

northernmost in Europe.

Nelahozeves

www.lobkowiczevents.cz


T R A N S P O R T :

Train trains to Nelahozeves run rom Masaryk Train Station almost everyhour. The journey takes about 1 hour.

Car GPS: 5015'38.74"N, 1418'5.22"E

Mlnk

www.chateaumelnik.eu


T R A N S P O R T :

Bus direct lines run rom Holeovice Coach Station (Holeovice under-ground station) several times an hour. The journey takes 30 minutes.

Car GPS: 5021'3.04"N, 1428'23.851"E


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The Bohemian Paradise is a picturesque region nearly 100 km northeast oPrague. It is amous or its extraordinary natural diversity and numerous his-toric sights. The regions dominant and best-known symbol is, undoubtedly,Trosky, castle ruins, consisting o remains o Medieval towers built on twobasalt cones. Another popular tourist destination isKost, a spectacular cast-

le, hidden in the Plaknek valley.For most visitors, however, the Bohemian Paradise is predominantly an areawith sandstone rock towns listed in UNESCOs European Geoparks Net-work, each o which oers a antastic natural maze o deep canyons andhigh rock towers, which were being created, due to wind and water rela-ted processes, over millions o years. Lovers ohiking will welcome a densenetwork o marked tourist trails, ladders attached directly to rocks to help

hikers climb up, and also small view plateaus on rock tops.

Bohemian ParadiseAn area o sandstone rock towns and meadows with fowers in bloom


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A number o places may be reached while biking; moreover, there are op-portunities or lovers o adrenalin sports. Rock towers in the Bohemian Pa-

radise are attractive destinations or mountain climbers,and there are alsoseveral places suitable or paragliding in the region.The town o Turnov is a good starting point or excursions in its vicinity:the nearest rocks are only 5 km away, the ruins o the Trosky castle about15 km southeast o Turnov. In the town itsel, it is possible to visit HrubRohozec, a lovely chteau, or the local museum hosting unique collectionso precious stones and jewellery. The Bohemian Paradise is a major depositoCzech garnets, traditional stones used in Czech jewellers crat.

Turnov

www.cesky-raj.ino

T R A N S P O R T :Train direct trains to Turnov run rom Prague Main Train Station everytwo hours. The journey takes 2 hours.

Bus direct lines to Turnov run requently rom ern Most Coach Sta-tion (ern Most underground station) or Florenc Coach Station (Florencunderground station). The journey takes 1 hour 30 minutes.

Car GPS: 5035'14.789"N, 159'29.125"E


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Terezn, established as a ortress, is notorious as Theresienstadt, accordingto its German name. During the Second World War, the Nazis turned theTerezn ortress into a concentration camp, a ghetto, through whose gatespassed approximately 140 000 Jews rom all over Europe; they were massedthere beore they were deported to extermination camps urther east. Over35 000 people died in Terezn itsel. Moreover, the Small Fortress next tothe ghetto served as a police prison o the Gestapo. Shortly ater the endo the Second World War, the Terezn Memorial was created, with the aimo preserving this site o suering to provide an enduring memory to utu-re generations. The ortress itsel is a remarkable architectural work; it tookover ten years to build, the total ortress area covers almost 400 hectares,and the overall length o its underground passages connecting the indivi-dual parts amounts to 30 km. I necessary, the surroundings o the ortresswere to be artifcially ooded out. Considering its construction and strategicconcept, Terezn ranks among the most sophisticated ortress structures inthe world; undoubtedly, it is the top master work o ortress construction inthe late 18th century.

Terezn Memorial and the town of LitomiceIn front of the Terezn Ghettos gate


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Only a ew kilometres away rom Terezn, on the other side o the river Elbe,Litomice, a historic town, is situated. Its historic sights are worth seeing:a large square with patrician houses and arcades, numerous churches, a bis-hops residence, or preserved remains o the ormer town ramparts. In ad-dition, the North Bohemian Art Gallery, a major regional museum o art,which organises numerous art exhibitions and hosts a very good collectiono old Czech art, is to be ound in Litomice.

Terezn and Litomice

www.pamatnik-terezin.cz

www.litomerice.cz

T R A N S P O R T :

Bus buses to Terezn and Litomice (two subsequent stops) run rom

Holeovice Coach Station (Holeovice underground station) almost everyhour. The journey takes 1 hour.

Terezn Memorial

Car GPS: 5030'52.266"N, 149'56.726"E

Litomice

Car GPS: 5032'0.651"N, 147'53.953"E


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PbramA secret on top of a hill and under the hill

In the past, Pbram used to be a signifcant mining town; today, none oits mines is in operation any longer. However, some have been preservedas technical monuments administered by the local Mining Museum. In P-

brams Little Castle-Ernestinum, visitors may see a permanent exhibition ophotographs by Frantiek Drtikol (18831961), an art photographer anda native o Pbram, and a museum o anticommunist resistance. As a parto the museum, it is possible to visit the Vojna Memorial, situated in thetowns vicinity; this place is a ormer gulag: a work camp where political pri-soners were kept in the 1950s.Svat Hora at Pbram is a major European pilgrimage centre o the Marian

cult. This extensive complex includes a holy shrine, cloisters, and a numbero chapels; it was built on the site o an original Gothic church in the 17thcentury. The best Czech artists o the time participated in the constructionand decoration o the Church o the Virgin Mary. On top o a hill, the SvatHora pilgrimage complex looms above the town, linked with it by a Baroquestaircase with 365 steps, now rooed over. The main object o pilgrims admi-ration is the miraculous Svat Hora statuette o Virgin Mary. The main pilgri-

mage is held every year on the third Sunday ater Whitsuntide. The complexis open to the public; a guided tour is available on request.

Pbram

www.pribram-city.cz


T R A N S P O R T :

Bus direct lines run rom Na Knec Coach Station (Andl undergroundstation) every 30 minutes. The journey takes 1 hour.

Car GPS: 4941'23.725"N, 140'37.403"E


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Published by Sign-Print or CzechTourism, Prague 2011Text: Jan Skivnek

Translation: Zdena PovicovPhotos: CzechTourism, Pavel Fri, Dan Friedlaender & Sr., Jaroslav Jebek,

Miroslav Krob & Jr., Roman Maleek, Lubo Stibrek, Libor Svek,Vydavatelstv MCU s.r.o., Archiv Poszav o.p.s.

The data given cannot be guaranteed in spite o meticulous research.

Oicial tourist presentation o the Czech Republic


ern Most Coach Station

Florenc Coach Station

Prague Main Train Station

Masaryk Train Station

Holeovice Train and Coach StationNa Knec Coach Station

Roztyly Coach Station

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