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Trips Vysočina

Vysočina, a region located on the border of Bohemia and Moravia, offers a wide range of interesting places. Here you will find dozens of castles and chateaux, village monument reserves and open-air museums, historic towns with arcades and a medieval underground, as well as Jewish monuments.

Many visitors are attracted by the Vysočina region for its natural wealth. The Bohemian-Moravian Highlands, which cover the entire region, are interwoven with a dense network of cycle paths, hiking trails and, in winter, cross-country skiing trails. Fans of hiking can climb the peaks of Javořice, Devět skal and Křemešník or walk nature trails in the local protected landscape areas - Žďárské vrchy and their spruce forests, meadows and peat bogs or Železná Hora with a rocky valley of the river Doubrava, memorable trees and deep gorges. The unique feature is the Hroznětín meadow dotted with spring "carpet" of snowflakes and the Žákova hora nature reserve with the character of a forest.

Numerous lookout towers - Oslednice on the outskirts of Telč, Babylon, one of the oldest and most beautiful lookout towers in the Czech Republic or other lookout towers with charming names such as Mařenka, Rosička, Pípalka and Rubačka offer nice views of the region. You can enjoy natural swimming on the Velké Dářko pond, on the Seč dam or at the Trnávka reservoir.

You can also take a trip to one of the local castles - the fairytale Pernštejn, Kámen, Ledeč nad Sázavou or Želiv or Trček's Castle. You can also choose from many castles, such as Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou alias Moravian Versailles, the rare Gothic-Renaissance chateau Police, Žirovnice with a diverse exhibition, Polná and Maleč. You can also find beautiful castles in the towns of Telč, Náměšť nad Oslavou and Velké Meziříčí. Tips for a trip must include the open-air museum on Veselý kopec.

The UNESCO World Heritage Site includes the historic center of Telč, the Jewish Quarter and the Christian Basilica of St. Prokop in Třebíč and also the pilgrimage Church of Jan Nepomucký on Zelená Hora.

And where in the Highlands with children? Small excursionists will enjoy the Jihlava ZOO, the western town of Šiklův mlýn, the haunted Draxmoor chateau, the Fábula family amusement park, the Jihlava aquapark Water Paradise and, last but not least, the fun Museum of Records and Curiosities in Pelhřimov.

Balinské valley

The Balinské údolí Nature Park was established on 16 April 1984. The subject of protection was the preservation of the area for its landscape values and its use for the recovery of citizens and their lessons. It is located southwest…

Basilica of St. Prokop in Třebíč

At the time when one of the first Gothic cathedrals began to grow in France, and when buildings even more closely related to the ancient style were being built in Germany, the Basilica of St. Prokop in Třebíč, reflecting a number of different…

Budišov (chateau)

In the Vysočina region, in the Třebíč district, there is a small village called Budišov and a Renaissance, Baroque chateau.

Chateau Velké Meziříčí

The first indirect mention of the Velké Meziříčí castle comes from the first half of the 13th century. The lords of Lomnice, who owned Velké Meziříčí until the end of the 14th century, also gave the town their…

Church of St. Jan Nepomucký Žďár nad Sázavou

The transformation of Gothic elements into the spirit of the Baroque style first appeared in our country at the beginning of the 18th century. The style is called Baroque Gothic and its best example is probably the Church of St. Jahorna Nepomuckého…

Havlíčkův Brod

In the Czech Republic we can find only a few towns that bear the name of their famous native, but Havlíčkův Brod is one of these handful. We are talking about Havlíčkův Brod, a district town in the Vysočina region, which was named after the…

Hospital in Velké Meziříčí

Hospital Church of St. Kříže was part of the city hospital from the 14th century. Under the floor is a crypt where members of the Meziříčský family from Lomnice are buried. At a time when non-Catholics predominated in Meziříč…

Jihlava

Where Moravia clashes with Bohemia, lies the town of Jihlava, the center of the Vysočina region, the oldest upper town in the Czech lands. Currently, Jihlava has more than 50,000 inhabitants and can be found in a picturesque hilly landscape, surrounded by…

Jihlava underground

Beneath many cities is an intricate system of corridors and spaces that were used for various purposes in the past. It is no different in Jihlava, the center of the Vysočina region. The Jihlava underground is located below the entire historic town and is…

Oslednice u Telče

Take advantage of the convenient location of the Oslednice lookout tower, which is located only about 2 km east of Telč! It is an iron lookout tower, located at an altitude of 557 meters, about 25 km southeast of Jihlava.

Pelhřimov

The district town of Pelhřimov is located at the south-eastern edge of Bohemia and southwest of Humpolec. In the landscape valley between the banks of the river Bělá, the picturesque and ancient Pelhřimov is literally hidden.

Pelhřimov (chateau)

The city of Pelhřimov perhaps does not even need to be introduced. We find it a few kilometers west of Jihlava and in addition to other interesting monuments, there is also a castle, next to the church of St. Bartholomew.

Pípalka in Křemešník near Pelhřimov

Take a bird's eye view of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands and visit the Pípalka lookout tower on Křemešník Hill! It is located about 5 km from Nový Rychnov to the northwest and about 15 km from Pelhřimov to the southeast.

Polná (chateau)

At the edge of the town of Polná in the district of Jihlava and near the pond called Peklo there is a Renaissance chateau. The village of Polná was even declared a historic town in 2006.

Přibyslav (chateau)

A castle once stood on the outskirts of Přibyslav, which was later replaced by a Renaissance chateau, which can still be found on a slight hill.

Rokštejn (ruins)

If you find yourself on your wanderings around the Brtnice river, the ruins of Rokštejn Castle will appear on the rock in front of you. Be sure not to visit one of the oldest Moravian castles. In addition, this ruin was saved by archaeological…

Rosička lookout tower near Sázava

Žďár nad Sázavou and its surroundings offer many cultural and artistic attractions. One of the tips for the trip is the Rosička u Sázavy lookout tower. It is an iron tower, serving as a tourist lookout tower and construction of mobile…

Roštejn

The beautiful landscape of the Javořické hills and the location of the old castle on a rocky promontory make Roštejn castle a monument that cannot leave you cold when visiting the surroundings of Telč. The tower with a view, the thorough…

Stone bridge in Žďár nad Sázavou

In the Baroque period, it was customary to build everything in a decorative and relatively monumental way, so even such an ordinary bridge over a stream from that time is still admirable. It is no different in Žďár nad Sázavou, where there…

Telč

Although territorially falls under the Vysočina region, many consider it a gateway to southern Bohemia. It is one of the most beautiful towns in the Czech Republic, located east of Jindřichův Hradec and known as Telč.

Telč château

Would you like to see a perfect example of the transformation of a Gothic castle into a luxurious Renaissance mansion? Then visit one of the Moravian architectural gems, Telč Castle. Its owners approached the history and heritage of the ancestors very…

Třebíč - Jewish quarter

Maybe few of you have any idea how valuable a unique thing we can see in Třebíč. The local Jewish quarter has been preserved in its entirety to this day, it is the only completely preserved Jewish quarter in Europe and outside the region of Israel…

Třebíč (chateau)

The history of the Třebíč chateau is inextricably linked with the Benedictine monastery, but it was also created by its reconstruction. Next to it stands one of the monuments of Třebíč, which belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage List, namely…

Třebíč City Tower

If you go to Třebíč to admire the monuments inscribed on the UNESCO list, take a moment for one that is not registered there. Why? Simply because it offers you the most beautiful view of the city and its surroundings that you could wish for. The…

Třebíč windmill

The town of Třebíč is quite a popular tourist destination. Here you will find not only the castle and the basilica of St. Prokop, but also a Jewish town and in the southwestern part of the town also an interesting technical monument, a windmill. It…

Velké Meziříčí Museum

The Velké Meziříčí Museum was established in 1893, when the General Landscape Exhibition took place in the town. The objects from this exhibition became the basis of the museum. In later years, the collections were supplemented by…

Velký Špičák near Třešť

Lovers of deciduous trees and especially beeches will certainly not miss a visit to Velký Špičák near Třešť. Already in 1964, this area became protected. If you want to see the preserved natural beech forest, go for a walk to…

Žďár nad Sázavou

It is a district town, which stretches in the middle of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands near the border of Bohemia and Moravia and belongs to a certain part of the Žďárské vrchy Protected Landscape Area. The town, known as Žďár nad S…

Žďár nad Sázavou castle

The historical center of the town of Žďár nad Sázavou forms the area of the baroque chateau Dr. Radoslav Kinský, which lies on the outskirts of the city, between two ponds, Konventný and Branský. It is located in the…

ZOO Jihlava

All five continents can be visited in a single day in the picturesque valley of the river Jihlávka. ZOO Jihlava is located in the immediate vicinity of the city center (about 10 minutes walk). There are almost 200 species of exotic animals to see,…