Coalmining ensured the fortune and fame of this region. No wonder that the industrial landscape keeps its secrets even after all these years.
The region around the largest city in Central Bohemia cannot has certainly a distinctive charm. The ancient Přemyslid fortifications guarding the secrets of the first Czech rulers meets the industrial landscape reminiscent of Kladensko and Slánsko former glory.
Roztoky u Prahy
The first focus of Christianity in Bohemia rises on a rock above the Vltava River just outside Prague. Just get off in the Žalov district of Roztoky and be transported to visit the first Přemyslids.
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Tuchoměřice
Discover two worlds full of family fun in one place. They are hidden behind the gates of the POP Airport outlet and entertainment centre.
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Slaný
Where many centuries ago a salt spring gushed out of the ground, today there is a city with peace and a pleasant atmosphere. The former royal city standing at the foot of Slánská hora.
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Kladno
At first glance, it seems rough and industrial, but under the steel surface lies a place rich in history and cultural life. If you are looking for a place that can surprise you with its variability, head to Kladno.
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Lány
Escape the city, breathe in the fresh air, walk through the greenery and at the same time reminisce about Czech history.
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Zákolany
Do you want to see with your own eyes the place the young prince Wenceslas and his brother Boleslav used to visit? Afterwards, plan a trip to Budeč to visit the oldest surviving building in the Czech Republic.
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Unhošť
Take a trip back in time: retro arcade machines, unlimited gaming fun, pizza, drinks, and a healthy dose of gaming nostalgia.
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Nelahozeves
Antonín Dvořák's birthplace in Nelahozeves features a unique interactive exhibition that draws you into the world of the famous composer. Immerse yourself in his melodies and explore the inspirations behind his music.
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Velké Přílepy
The road to Okoř is like no other. Just follow the Zákolanský stream to one of Central Bohemia’s most beloved castle ruins, where the historic setting hosts medieval festivals, theatrical performances, and even duels.
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Slaný 1
The only via ferrata in Central Bohemia, located in the natural monument Slánská Hora near Slaný, offers a great experience for both beginners and experienced climbers.
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Zájezd
The mini-zoo in Zájezd, near Kladno, is a fantastic spot for families. Explore over 100 exotic and domestic animals, some of which you can even feed!
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Lány
T. G. Masaryk, the first Czechoslovak president, cherished Lány as his summer retreat and final resting place. The museum in the granary commemorates his life and historical events.
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Explore On Foot
From Mělník to Tetín. A total of 132 km in 11 stages. Such is the pilgrimage trail of St. Ludmila, which connects significant places in the life of Princess Ludmila, a Czech saint and grandmother of St. Wenceslas.
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Bike Trips
You can expect a moderately challenging route from Veleslavín in Prague to the ruins of Okoř Castle, where you will descend more elevation than you ascend.
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Bike Trips
Cycle the Moldau River to where it merges with the Elbe. This easy, longer route features many interesting stops, including a multimedia archaeological exhibition at the start.
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Bike Trips
This 50 km route from the industrial city of Kladno takes you through the Rakovník region, following the historic railwaysand leading to the largest railway museum in the country.
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Vltava River roundtrip: Tracing Antonín Dvořák's musical inspirations, plus a double delight of beautiful castles.
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Bike Trips
A bike tour around the largest town in Central Bohemia will take you in the footsteps of miners and industrial monuments.
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A leisurely journey through the Central Bohemian countryside from Kralupy nad Vltavou to Slaný and back will take you to an orchard as well as among golf holes.
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