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The cathedral in the Sedlec suburb of Kutná Hora reopens for the public
Following reconstruction work lasting many years, visitors can once again see the Gothic Cathedral of the Ascension and St John the Baptist in the Sedlec suburb of Kutná Hora. The cathedral, one of Kutná Hora’s most important historical sites, has been listed as a piece of world cultural heritage by UNESCO since 1995.
Premiere type: Monuments and history. We recommend for: Holidays for young people, Relaxing holiday.
Announced: November 2009
Through Luhačovice in the footsteps of Leoš Janáček
In a joint effort with the Augustiniánský dům, the East Moravia Tourist Board has put together a new tourist product for visitors called ‘Luhačovice – Janáček’s Source of Inspiration’. This focuses on places where the famous composer stayed, found inspiration, composed and rested. The information comes in the form of a brochure which includes details on Leoš Janáček’s life in Luhačovice.
Premiere type: Monuments and history. We recommend for: Holidays for young people, Relaxing holiday.
Announced: October 2009
Restaurant at Větruše
The restaurant at the small Větruš Chateau in Ústí nad Labem has been brought back to life. The chateau closed in early 2008 despite having previously undergone extensive renovation which gave it a new lease of life. The local authority in Ústí nad Labem found a new leaseholder who opened up the chateau to the public once again in October 2009.
Premiere type: Comfort of the towns. We recommend for: Holidays for young people, Relaxing holiday.
Announced: October 2009
Císařský kámen viewing tower
In summer 2009 the timber viewing tower on Císařský kámen hill near Vratislavice nad Nisou reopened for the public to visit. The tower affords views of Liberec, Jablonec nad Nisou and the Jizerské Mountains.
Premiere type: Recreational sports. We recommend for: Holidays with children, Holidays for young people, Active holidays.
Announced: October 2009
Security Forces Museum in Habartov
Whilst in Habartov in the Sokolov District, why not visit the Security Forces Museum housed in a former junior school. The building also contains an information centre and a library for use by the public.
Premiere type: Monuments and history. We recommend for: Holidays for young people, Relaxing holiday.
Announced: September 2009
Sovinec Castle opens up more of its interiors
Visitors to Sovinec Castle in the Bruntál District can now see the Knights’ Hall and underground spaces in the South Palace and in the rock below the Upper Castle, as well as the castle’s wine cellars and food stores.
Premiere type: Monuments and history, Entertainment. We recommend for: Holidays with children, Holidays for young people, Relaxing holiday.
Announced: September 2009
Napajedla Chateau shows off its interiors for the very first time
The previously crumbling and inaccessible chateau in Napajedly in the Zlín District has undergone partial reconstruction and opened up some interiors to the public. Visitors can take a tour, enjoy a cup of coffee, attend various cultural events and even get married or hire a room for their own event. There are plans afoot to transform the chateau into a cultural centre with an accommodation wing.
Premiere type: Monuments and history, Entertainment. We recommend for: Holidays with children, Holidays for young people, Relaxing holiday.
Announced: September 2009
Old Royal palace opens its doors once again
The oldest section of Prague Castle, the Old Royal Palace, has undergone the most extensive restoration work to be carried out in the last 80 years. After almost three years it is once again fully accessible to visitors.
Premiere type: Monuments and history. We recommend for: Relaxing holiday.
Announced: September 2009
Ctěnice Chateau invites you to visit
Ctěnice Chateau is not only a popular daytrip destination for families with children, but also a place company meetings can be held. It’s also a sought after and unusual setting for weddings among young couples. The museum exhibition entitled ‘The Chateau During the Reign of the Emperor – the Habsburgs in the Czech lands ‘ boasts over 300 exhibits (paintings, weapons, targets, statues, pipes etc) and two moving dioramas. On the ground floor there is an exhibition on the history and renovation of the building, as well as an exhibition on the history of the current village of Vinoř.
Premiere type: Monuments and history, Comfort of the towns.
Announced: July 2009
Water world in Ostrava
The SAREZA Water World is located in Ostrava city centre next to some practice tennis courts and the Čapek gyms. Its location has lead to it being nicknamed the ‘Čapkárna’.
Premiere type: Recreational sports. We recommend for: Holidays with children, Holidays for young people, Active holidays.
Announced: July 2009
