Things to do in Jetrichovice

Bohemian Switzerland National Park

Bohemian Switzerland National Park is located in the northern Czech Republic, bordering Germany, and is part of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. It was officially established in 2000, covers an area of approx. 79 sq km, and is one of the younger national parks in the Czech Republic. It is famous for its unique sandstone landforms and rich natural landscapes. A famous attraction here is the Pravčická brána, which is the largest natural sandstone arch in Europe and was a filming location for the movie "The Chronicles of Narnia." In addition, Kamenice Gorge and Edmund Gorge are ideal places for visitors to experience canyon adventures and boating. It also has many hiking trails, suitable for all kinds of hiking enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy the tranquil natural environment, observe rich flora and fauna, and experience the joy of getting close to nature.

Pravčická Archway

Pravčická Archway is located near Decin in the Czech Republic and is an important witness to local history and culture. As a historical gateway set against a backdrop of natural scenery, it is often used by visitors as a starting point for hikes, leading to exploration routes through the surrounding forests, ridges, and historical sites. The area is interwoven with historical threads of medieval history, folklore, and mining development, and visitors strolling between ancient paths and viewpoints can often feel the traces of time on the stone steps, arches, and surrounding buildings. The surrounding natural scenery is rich, commonly featuring dense woodlands, streams, and viewing platforms, making it suitable for family trips, photography enthusiasts, and travelers who enjoy leisurely walks. During traditional festivals, visitors may also see folk activities and traditional food stalls organized by the local community in the square or along the surrounding paths, adding color to a short trip that combines culture and nature.

Saxon Switzerland National Park

Great sandstone rock formations rising 194 meters above the Elbe River in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains of Germany. The jagged rocks of the Bastei were formed by water erosion over one million years ago and is a major landmark of the Saxon Switzerland National Park.

Mansion Rock (basalt columns)

Protected Landscape Area Elbe Sandstone Mountains

Dolský mlýn

Kamenice Gorge

Felsentor 'Kuhstall'

Rozhledna Růženka

Janov Observation Tower