Bohemian Paradise is a Protected Landscape Area and a region in Bohemia in the Czech Republic. It was declared in 1955, as the first nature reserve in the country. At first, it was 95 square kilometres in area; today it is almost 182 km².
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Klokočské průchody
4.9
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Very nice place to walk with lots of shades which were welcome during the hot afternoon temperatures. Different routes. We bought a map at an information desk and he showed us what the best route might be, which was a combination of red, green and yellow.
Walking paths in good condition, however, depending on the route you choose, can be quite intens. Impressive views after every corner and on every viewing point. Entry was reasonably priced (130 Kcs/ adult, 30Kcs/ pet).
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Really nice hiking, Not many people. I would recommend specially with dogs or with children. Many things to see, many view points. There are few roads possible to make, red, green, blue and yellow. There are multiple places to park the car there. There is a bike road as well. Not many restaurants, so I would recommend to eat before or to bring food with you. There are multiple place with natural water, so delicious, it is must to have if...
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When you visit Czech Republic and not want to spend all time in Pragu, this is place to go. There is so many castles 🏰 and other interesting beautiful nature. My recommendation is select some route for walking and use it to visit. ore than one significant place in this area, stop by in some restaurant or pub for typical Czech food and some local beer. You...
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