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APARTMENT
The apartment is designed more for sleeping or as a background for exploratory expeditions to the beauties of Brd, while the cottage offers a wide range of active and passive relaxation for all ages.
COTTAGE
The cottage’s common room has a flat-screen TV and Playstation 3. The terrace has a hot tub for up to 6 people. From the terrace, a staircase leads directly to the spacious, heated outdoor pool and garden, where you can run, jump, relax, read a book or observe the horizon.
As you are on the farm, you can arrange a tour of the stables and horseback riding. And on the edge of our land there is a fishing ground where you can catch what you throw on the grill in the evening.
BRDY
As Brdy used to be a military training area, it has remained untouched by tourist feet for years. Today they are a protected landscape area, so even today it is necessary to move in them with military caution. They are interwoven with cycle paths, so step on the pedals and let the wild nature of the Brdy hills impress you.
NEPOMUK
You can recognize the statues of St. John of Nepomuk by the five stars that adorn his halo. We can find them all over Europe, but there is only one birthplace - in Nepomuk. In 1734, a Baroque church of the famous architect K. I. Dientzenhofer was built on the site of his birth house. You will also find the Midsummer Museum and the Municipal Museum and Gallery.
North of Nepomuk, don't miss the Zelená hora chateau. In the past, it was inhabited by leading nobles from the Švamberk, Šternberk or Martinice families and preserved the Czech St. Wenceslas Crown. After 1948, a military barracks was established here. Among other things, Švandrlík's novel The Black Barons takes place here.
BURNED RIVER
Spálené Poříčí is a little known town, which excels in great care for its historical monuments. As the name suggests, the city was burned down several times during the Thirty Years' War. Nevertheless, you can see a beautiful Renaissance castle with preserved sgraffito decoration, surrounded by two romantic castle parks. Stroll through the mysterious Jewish Quarter and stroll through the more than 200-year-old Jewish cemetery. A walk to the Hvížďalské waterfalls pours optimism into the veins, and a visit to the Šťastná věž lookout tower, where you can try a climbing wall, will stir up the adrenaline.
Whichever direction you go, you won't be disappointed. There are dozens of castles, ruins, lookout towers and breweries in the area. And you Brdy!