Only 700 meters high, and yet…

The Lusatian Mountains are not too large and not too high, yet the ten 700 meters tall peaks here, thanks to their prominence, are sure to thoroughly test the fitness of anyone who wishes to conquer them.

There are mountains that leave you in awe and mountains that touch your soul. The Lusatian Mountains belong in the second category because they have a human aspect to them. Although their highest peaks are less than 800 metres above sea level, they feature everything that mountains should. If they weren’t called Lusatian, their name would be Picturesque! The view of them is soothing – from the ridges curled with mixed forests, the landmarks, the highest peak called Luž, the sprawling Hvozd, the stalwart Klíč, the brooding Studenec, and the queen Jedlová with her crown of a stone lookout tower, stand out with dignity.

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The generosity of nature

Indeed, exceptionally rich in rarities the Lusatian Mountains are… chamois, deer, wolves, mouflons, bats, orchid meadows, flowery beech groves, enchanting forests…

The seats of the local masters

Guard castles grew like mushrooms after rain along the old trade route from Prague to Zittau. Some became charming castles, others turned into romantic ruins.

 Landscape in the palm of your hand

All those places, often quite secretive, offer a bird’s eye view of the sea of forests, deep valleys with slowly rolling mist, picturesque villages, and beautiful towns.

Den otevřených dveří podstávkových domů

V sobotu 24. května se uskuteční unikátní akce – Den otevřených dveří podstávkových domů. Poznejte unikátní architekturu severních Čech i příběhy jejich majitelů.

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