Krušné hory (Ore Mountains) and foothills region

There are many picturesque castles and chateaux here, several zoos, a rich selection of lakes and summer aqua parks as well as interesting technical and technological monuments, which remind visitors of the long tradition of iron mining here in the region. You can try the interesting wines of the Most Region; vines have been grown in the historical vineyards of Hněvín Hill ever since the 11th century and the vineyards planted on the reclaimed burrows from the local coalfields represent a unique rarity in world viniculture.

• Chateau Duchcov – a Baroque chateau restored in the Neo-Classical style, visited by many prominent personalities – W. A. Mozart, J. S. Bach and J. W. Goethe. Legendary Giacomo Casanova worked in the castle as the librarian during his retirement.
• Chomutov Alum Lake – thanks to the presence of alum, which hinders the growth of water algae, the lake does not contain any dangerous living organisms, making the water safe for swimming throughout the summer season.
• Chomutov Zoopark – Eurosafari set in a natural environment, 600 animals of 130 species. A collection of agricultural equipment, an orchard, a pub, playgrounds for children, a graveyard of extinct species with sculptures.
• Chateau Jezeří – a large Baroque chateau with a park and gardens. Photographic gallery, Haunted Gallery in the dungeons, a view of the landscape of Podkrušnohoří, damaged by the surface coal mines.
• Klášterec nad Ohří – a Neo-Gothic chateau with a park, salla terrena and Baroque sculptures by J. Brokoff. Historic interiors with a display of Chinese, Japanese and Central European china. A summer aqua park, ruins of several castles in the vicinity.
• Most – a part of the town was demolished because of the coal mines. The Church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary, which was moved by 842 meters in 1975 to avoid demolition. A copy of Hněvín Castle, car racing track, horse racing track, Aquadrom aqua park.
• Osek Monastery – Cistercian monastery founded at the end of the 12th century. The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, a cloister, paradise garden, an old convent with an early Gothic capitulary hall, exhibitions.
• Střekov Castle – a romantic ruin of a Gothic castle with fortification, tower, castle palace with a chapel, and a knight’s hall. Permanent exhibitions. The castle inspired Richard Wagner to write his famous Tannhäuser opera.
• Spa Teplice – the local spa tradition started in the 17th century thanks to the early discovery of geothermal springs. An aqua center, castle museum, interesting houses and parks. Sand Hill with a botanical garden and astronomical observatory.
• Krupka – one of the oldest known tin deposits in Central Europe. A guided tour through the St. Martin gallery with open access to the Lukáš ore vein, the longest tin lode in Central Europe (2 kilometers). A funicular to Komáří Vížka, a view of the east section of the Krušné Hory.
• Ústí nad Labem Zoo – a zoo garden in the municipal district of Krásné Březno set on the steep slopes of the Elbe valley. Children’s zoo, slides, a dinosaur trail, a restaurant.
• Zubrnice Open-air Museum and Railway Museum – museum of vernacular architecture, the newest open-air museum in Bohemia. The village includes a railway station at the former Velké Březno – Zubrnice railway track, interactive railway museum.