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Bohemian Paradise
Bohemian Paradise is an area that is roughly spread over the triangle formed by the towns of Turnov, Mladá Boleslav, and Jičín. It is approximately 70 km from Prague to the edge of this area and around 25 km from Liberec. Bohemian Paradise has been a protected landscape area in the Czech Republic since 1954. The unique beauty of the countryside and local surroundings here make it the destination for a large number of tourists of all age categories. The name of “Bohemian Paradise” is one
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Chrám sv. Václava a zvonice v...
On the outskirts of the Rovensko Troskami is originally an ancient settlement Tyn. The biggest local attraction is the belfry with three bells in 1630. The bells are turned up the heart, which is very rare and therefore called ...more info -
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Památník Bedřicha Smetany
Jabkenice gamekeeper near a large park was originally established forest office Princes of Thurn-Taxis. Since 1875, son-in-law worked there Bedrich Smetana, Josef Schwarz, husband of his daughter Sophie. There he spent the deaf ...more info -
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Muzeum Českého ráje v Turnově
Museum since 1886, collects evidence of cultural and historical development of the region and the town. Rich collections comprise archeology, ethnology, mineralogy, history, art and archival materials. Turnov Museum specializes ...more info -
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Chrám Narození Panny Marie v ...
Monumental three-aisled basilica at Marienplatz in Turnov, the site of the original Gothic cathedral is one of the oldest neo-Gothic sanctuary in Bohemia. Built according to plans Hausknechta M., B. Grueber KA and Schramm nearly ...more info -
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Slaná u Semil
Salt Village is located in a picturesque valley that extends from the southern edge of the town Semily to the green grove. The surrounding terrain is hilly and has a beautiful view of the pride of our country with sights of Czech ...more info -
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