Vysočina Region

Natural attractions in Vysočina Region

Nature's Wonders

This collection features the diverse natural and landscaped sites of the Vysočina region. It includes significant water sources such as the Seč Dam and the headwaters of the Dyje and Rokytná rivers. The list highlights geological formations like the Justinka and Čertův hrádek cliffs, alongside the spiritual forest springs of Křemešník hill. Notable green spaces include the Baroque gardens in Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou and Jihlava's urban park dedicated to composer Gustav Mahler.

Nature's Wonders — Map

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Seč Dam

Seč Dam is an artificial drinking water reservoir located in Pardubice Region, Czech Republic.

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B

Justinka

Rock formation located in the Rokytná river valley within the cadastral area of Příštpa.

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C

Park Gustava Mahlera

Urban park in Jihlava situated between Benešova and Věžní streets, established in honor of the composer Gustav Mahler.

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Zámecký park zámku Jaroměřice nad rokytnou

Large Baroque-style formal garden and landscape park surrounding the Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou chateau.

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U Buku

Natural spring located on the slopes of Křemešník hill, named after a large beech tree that once grew beside it.

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Zlatá studánka / zázračný pramen

Forest spring on Křemešník hill, situated directly opposite the Chapel of St. John the Baptist.

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Pramen řeky Rokytné

The source of the 88-kilometer-long Rokytná river, located approximately 10 kilometers west of Třebíč.

H

pramen řeky Dyje

The geographical source of the Thaya (Dyje) river, featuring a marked viewpoint.

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Čertův hrádek

Rock formation and cliff area.

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odhalený půdní profil

Exposed soil profile showing geological layers.

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