The most beautiful part of the border between the Czech Republic and Germany
The most beautiful part of the Czech-German border is occupied by the Bohemian Switzerland National Park, the Sächsische Schweiz National Park and the Elbe Sandstone Protected Landscape Area. It is a beautiful area of table mountains, sandstone towers, deep forests and the river Elbe.
Pravčická brána
The largest sandstone arch in Europe
Pravčická brána is one of the largest natural attractions in the Czech Republic. It is the largest sandstone… continue reading
Bastei
The famous rock bridge
This rock bridge in the Saxon Switzerland National Park is one of the most popular places. In Czech it is… continue reading
Tiske Rocks
A beautiful rock town
Tiske rocks are located at the very end of the protected area of Labské pískovce are among the most beautiful… continue reading
Lilienstein
The most beautiful Table Mountain
Lilienstein (415 meters above sea level) has the reputation of being the most beautiful table sandstone… continue reading
Swedish pits
Rock pass in Saxon Switzerland
The Swedish pits are a short distance from Bastei. It is a beautiful rock pass, which is very neglected,… continue reading
Canyon of Elbe River
Europe's most massive sandstone canyon
Between Děčín and Hřensko, river Elbe flows through the fairytale landscape of sandstone rocks. The most… continue reading
Děčínský Sněžník
The highest table mountain in the Czech Republic
Děčínský Sněžník (723 m above sea level) is not only the highest mountain in the Děčín Hills but it is mainly… continue reading
Königstein Fortress
The biggest fortress in Europe
Fortress founded by Czech King Václav III. is the largest fortress in Europe. The tower system has a… continue reading
Pfaffenstein
The mountain of the same name with a lookout tower
The unmissable Table Mountain Pfaffenstein. You can get to the top from both sides only by a rock pass.… continue reading
Děčín Chateaux
Chateau at the confluence of the Elbe and Ploučnic
Beautifully located on the sandstone rock stands Decin. No one is surprised that the castle originally stood… continue reading