Tip for a trip Tour de Králíky or "Králíky from your bicycle seat" Cycling through the surroundings of Králík including an all day cycling trip. The rails are mountainous in character (high altitude) and are tailor-made for trained cyclists. We recommend trek or mountain bikes. During the course of 4 days we will lead...		Tip for a monument Lichnice (Lichtenburk) - castle ruins The founding of the castle dates to 1261; in 1410 the castle acquired royal status. In 1610 Lichnice burned down, in 1646 it was captured by the Swedes, and following the Thirty Years War the castle was demolished on orders from Ferdinand III. The castle...
Tip for a virtual tour Polička - medieval town walls Visitate il luogo virtualmente prima della Vostra visita. Così Vi piacerà di sicuro di più!		Tip for a video East to paradise Visit East Bohemia through picture and sound by means of video presentation East to paradise!

East Bohemia

In East Bohemia, scenic beauties are combined with glorious history, human craft, impressive music and all manners of sports. This is a region of kind and hospitable people, who live rich cultural and social lives. The most remarkable events undoubtedly include the Smetana's Litomyšl festival, Velká Pardubická Steeplechase and Golden Helmet. You will become fond of the taste of the excellent gingerbread of Pardubice, or the horse breeding, which are inherently connected to local country.

While the Elbe Basin of East Bohemia is a rather flat region with warm weather conditions and a number of opportunities for swimming, hiking, water sports and biking, the rocks of Adršpašsko-teplické skály are a unique natural reserve, and Orlické hory and the area around Králický Sněžník are attractive mainly for fanciers of mountain tourism and winter sports. Agritourism, focused mainly on traditional horse breeding, is very popular in the region.

When you visit East Bohemia, you can enjoy folk traditions, including ancient crafts, discover a number of castles and chateaus, old military fortresses and fortifications, historical town reserves and other attractive sights of Renaissance, Baroque, Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture.

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