Activities

Bobsleigh track, rope park, bike park, off-road scooters, tennis court, outdoor climbing wall, playgrounds, minigolf, sports hall, ski slope with lift, zipline. Great routes for runners and cyclists in the area.

This picturesque village is famous for its traditional Ore carving. Especially in winter, when all parts of the region are illuminated, the “Toy Village” has its extraordinary charm.

Jezeří Castle is one of the most interesting monuments in the whole Czech Republic due to its turbulent fate. Today, thanks to extensive reconstruction, the chateau is again a popular tourist destination.

The lookout tower, which offers views of the Czech hinterland, stands on the slopes of the Ore Mountains above the village of Křižátky in the Litvínov region, on the Jeřabina hill of the same name. It lies at an altitude of 785 meters. It is accessible from the Litvínov-Janov road in the direction of Mnišek in the Ore Mountains, where a smaller car park has been built. From here, a forest path leads about 500 meters to the lookout tower.

At Aqua Marien you can choose from indoor and heated outdoor pools, there are plenty of attractions for children and other popular water attractions. In the area you will also find a tennis court, mini golf, billiards, bowling alleys, etc.

Fláje is the only pillar dam reservoir in the Czech Republic. It was built on the Flájský brook and completed in 1963. Today, it serves as a water reservoir and for hydropower purposes.

Klíny has the only “mountain swimming pool” far and wide. Very pleasant swimming pool with peat water. Unlike some ponds, it does not stink. Open 24 hours a day and no entrance fee.

European City of Sport 2015. Here you will find an aquadrome, a hippodrome, an autodrome, a golf course, an inline track, Hvěvín Castle and also Lake Most, which was created as a project for the reclamation of the former Ležáky Mine.

The Saigerhütte complex is located just behind the Czech border in Brandov in the Ore Mountains. This monument complex, surrounded by the remains of fortified walls, is a reminder of the metallurgical history of the Ore Mountains. The complex includes a total of 22 preserved buildings, as well as a hotel, a house with demonstrations of crafts and a children’s center.