The royal town of Kadaň lies on the left bank of the Eger River. Its late-Gothic fortifications and Renaissance and Gothic town buildings, which were later rebuilt in the Baroque style, are part of the town’s historic preservation zone. Other notable landmarks include the Gothic castle, the Gothic town hall on Mírové Square, the Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, and the Franciscan Monastery of the Fourteen Holy Helpers. The narrowest street in the Czech Republic is the local Katova ulička.
Karlovy Vary is one of Europe’s famous spa towns listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city charms visitors with its elegant colonnades, healing springs, and the picturesque valley...
Show moreThe Kyselka Spa is located in a deep, forested valley directly on the right bank of the Eger River, about eleven kilometers downstream from Karlovy Vary. Although the Eger Cycle...
Show moreA wooden covered bridge can be found in the village of Radošov near Kyselka, right on the Eger River, close to the long-distance bike trail. This unique historic bridge, featuring...
Show moreThe town of Ostrov enchants visitors with its elegant chateau complex and extensive park, which was once called the eighth wonder of the world during the Baroque era due to...
Show moreHauenstein Castle (Horní Hrad) is located on a wooded rocky promontory in the deep valley of the Hornohradský Stream, less than three kilometers north of the Eger River. A marked...
Show moreThe ruins of Šumburk Castle (Šumná) are located on a prominent basalt hill above the left bank of the Eger River, at the border between the Ore Mountains and the...
Show moreKlášterec nad Ohří, a picturesque town situated at the junction of the Ore Mountains and the Doupov Mountains, is renowned above all for its long tradition of porcelain production. The...
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