Nature & Wildlife Highlights
Discover a diverse selection of the Czech Republic's natural treasures, from the Bohemian Forest's deepest lakes to historic chateau parks and protected nature reserves. This list highlights renowned zoos, tranquil English-style gardens, and unique landscapes such as mountain ranges and national natural monuments, reflecting both ecological and cultural significance.
A Černé jezero
Černé jezero in the Bohemian Forest is the largest and deepest natural lake in the Czech Republic.This triangular lake surrounded with…
B Skryjská jezírka
Two small lakes located on the border between the Rokycany and Rakovník districts in the Czech Republic.
C Čertovo jezero
A glacial lake situated below the 1343 m Seewand peak in the Bohemian Forest at 1030 m elevation.
Obora Hory
Designated nature reserve known for its protected habitats.
E Park Průhonice
One of the most important chateau parks in the Czech Republic. Since 2010, it has been a national cultural monument as well as a UNESCO…
F Plzeň Zoo
Plzeň Zoo is a Czech zoo, located in Plzeň in Czech Republic. After Liberec Zoo it is the second oldest zoo in the Czech Republic, founded…
Gratzen Mountains
The Gratzen Mountains are part of the Bohemian Massif and run along either side of the border between the Czech Republic and the Austrian…
CHKO Blanský les
Protected landscape area established in 1989, covering 212.35 km².
I Havlíček's Park
Havlíček Gardens, ascribed as a cultural monument since 1964, is a complex consisting of an English-style park and villas such as Gröbe…
PP Štěkeň
Nature reserve classified as a protected area.
K Krokodýlí zoo
Zoo specializing in crocodilian species.
Pastviště u Fínů
National natural monument located southeast of Sušice in the Klatovy district.
M Zámecký park
Park surrounding a chateau, designated as a historic garden area.
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