The best near Sázava
Dolní Posázaví is a picturesque area located southeast of Prague. The axis of the territory is of course the river Sázava with several very beautiful sections. In addition, there are several interesting castles and chateaux. It is a very grateful region for tourism. Let's take a look at the places that you should definitely not miss in Dolní Posázaví.
Sázava River
Golden River
With its 226 km of length, Sázava is the fifth longest river in the Czech Republic (along the Vltava, Labe,… continue reading
Český Šternberk Castle
The most beautiful castle in Posázaví
Directly above the Sázava River, the mighty Gothic castle of Český Šternberk is located. Thanks to several… continue reading
Sázava Monastery
Undelivered Sazava Monastery
The dominant feature of the monastery is the tall tower and the interesting arches from the unfinished… continue reading
Spade needle
The most famous rock formation Posázaví
During the construction of the Posázavské Pacifik, a nice rocky formation – the Pikovicka needle – was… continue reading
Zruč nad Sázavou Castle
A castle with a beautiful park
Zruč nad Sázavou Castle is rebuilt in a pseudo-Gothic style. It is now owned by the city, which is trying to… continue reading
Kliment's Prospect
Beautiful view of Sázava
The viewpoint is named after Josef Kliment, who worked as an employee of the Czech Tourist Club and wrote… continue reading
Komorní Hrádek Chateaux
Chateau open only one day a year
Komorní Hrádek is 2 km from Chocerady. Komorní Hrádek had Racek Kobyla of Dvorec built in 1412. Jan of… continue reading
The ruins of the Ruined Kostelec castle
A ruin high above the Sázava River
The Ruined Kostelec Castle got its name because it has been demolished for over five hundred years. Even so,… continue reading
Žampas viaduct
The most famous viaduct of the Posázava Pacific
On the railway line leading through the picturesque Sázava valley, which is nicknamed the Posázava Pacific,… continue reading
Rataje nad Sázavou Chateaux
A place that is still waiting to be discovered
The first mention of the castle dates back to the 10th century. The chateau underwent the most significant… continue reading