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Beskydy Protected Landscape Area Essentials
Spanning 1,160 square kilometers, Beskydy is the largest Protected Landscape Area in the Czech Republic. This selection features the region's highest peak, Lysá hora, and the iconic folk-art architecture of Dušan Jurkovič at Pustevny. The list covers diverse landmarks from the Byzantine-style chapel on Radhošť to the sandstone rock formations of Pulčín-Hradisko and the deep Satina waterfalls. These sites showcase the unique Wallachian culture, wooden religious architecture, and the rugged terrain of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids.
televizní vysílač Lysá hora
A 78-meter-tall telecommunication tower completed in 1980 on the highest peak of the Beskydy, serving as a dominant landmark visible across Moravia and Silesia.
Vodopády Satiny
A series of natural cascades on the Satina stream. The surrounding rocky gorge, up to 15 meters deep, is a protected geomorphological site.
Rozhledna Súkenická
A 27-meter-high observation tower on Čarták hill near the Slovak border, offering views of the Javorníky, Malá Fatra, and Tatra mountain ranges.
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