Alžbětín: The colony has been named after Elizabeth from Havenbrandl, where the mirrored glass was manufactured in the years of 1744 – 1889.
Bílá Strž: (White ravine), nature preserve – the illustration of climatic biotope and landscape scenery of King’s deep forest; the waterfalls in the White brook valley.
Bodenmans: There is a balneal town in Germany; the most frequented town in Bavaria.
Brčálnik: That is the railway station located at the end of Úhlava valley.
Bretteschachten is the ski-running centre in Germany with normally maintained tracks; some tracks have the interchange. The region offers good conditions for skiing 4 – 5 months in the year.
Brennes is the mountain saddle situated on northern Grober Arber foothill; originally, the hamlet Branišský farmstead serves as a start point for walk ascent of Grober Arber; the far-sight platform Hindenburgkanzel, (1049m above sea level) is situated northward from Brennes. The view is down to White Regen valley.
Čachrov is gothic citadel (14 century), St.Vaclav’s gothic church (1360).
Black lake and Devil’s lake: The nature preserve of identical name.
Debrník, this is the little castle that was built for Elizabeth from Havenbrandl in the year 1779.
Falkenstein is the mountain in Germany with the weather station Deutche Wetterdienst and the mountain hotel.
Gerlova smelling works – the former glass-making smelting works was established in the year 1693.
Hamry – was established as a mining colony in sixteen century. The ironstone bed was located next door. The ironstone was worked in eighteen century; there is a recreation area nowadays.
Hojsova Stráž – found in sixteen century, the church of Immaculate Conception of Our Lady from 19.century that is covered with shingle, the significant recreation centre nowadays.
Javorná: You can see here the St.Anne church (1721) with two towers which frontage is covered with shingles.
Kepelské wet grounds – nature reserve with occurrence of the orchids and the mountain newt.
King’s deep forest: to the following term was, (from fourteen century), marked the protective environmental corridor along the Bohemia borderline and created the territory, which prevent to enemy invasion. This territory was attached lastly the King Přemysl Otakar II in the year 1273. The King’s deep forest vista points are the peaks Jezerní stěna (1343), Svaroh (1334m) and Ostrý (1292m).
Bavarian Ruda
Boubín virgin
Boubín virgin forest with area of 666, 4 hectares is the National nature monument from the year 1858. The worldwide of Boubín virgin forest creates especially beech, spruce and fir; the present virgin forest belongs to well-preserved relics of authentic Bohemian and mountain woods. The oldest spruces and firs are 300 – 400 years old. The time-honoured spruces and firs protrude above from the forest that is created with beech mainly. The biggest Boubín’s spruce named as “King of spruces” fell 4.12.1970 had at a height of 1, 3m 508 cm perimeter; its height was 57, 4m and the capacity of 30m3.
Boubín’s small lake that is situated at a height of 925m above sea level was built up in the year 1836 as a artificial water reservoir, which enables timber shipping as far as the glass work in Lenora. The lake area is 0, 37 hectare.
Czech Krumlov Castle
Czech Krumlov Castle
Domazlice castle
Domazlice castle was found along with the town in sixtieth years 13.century. The castle was a royal burgrave residence, which administer above "Chody" - ("Chodsko" region inhabitants), udalmen, whose obligation has been to watch the municipal frontier. Inside of the castle called as "Chodovsky", the court of justice was in session; the important documents were also stored here. Museum of "Chodsko" region is placed in the castle from the beginning of twentieth century. The overhauling has been begun in the year 1992; the castle burned down in the year 1995, the museum exposure was opened again in the year 1999.
Hluboká above Vltava River Castle
The castle Hluboká nad Vltavou is one of best known castles in Czech Republic. It is regarded like most beautiful lord’s big house in Czech republic. It dominates 10 km far northward from České Budějovice. Previously, there was built a royal stronghold there, which was found in the first half of 13th century. Nowadays it cans possible to see a watchtower only. In the 15th century Hluboká castle was a nascent centre of fishery. In the 16th century was built a water supply from river Vltava and came in existence a deer-park. At the end of 16th century was the stronghold rebuild and arose a renaissance castle. At the beginning of 18th century was the castle rebuilt, according to baroque style Also there was built a hothouse, winter gardens and large English garden. Existing appearance of Hluboká castle was created in years 1839 – 1871, in phase of meridian romantic period. Well-known is a collection of carpeting, especially Brussels Goblins with scenes of folk proverbs from half of 17th century. There is storage of so-called “Netolická archa” – (Ark), from 15th century, in castle’s shrine. The visitors can find here collections of paintings, ceramics, china, glassware and arms.
