Vysočina

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Kraj Vysočina's Crown Jewels

Kraj Vysočina is home to three UNESCO World Heritage sites, showcasing the diverse architectural history of the Czech Republic. This collection features the well-preserved Renaissance town of Telč, the Romanesque-Gothic Basilica of St. Procopius, and the unique Jewish Quarter in Třebíč. Beyond these landmarks, the region offers the formidable Gothic fortifications of Pernštejn and Lipnice castles, the natural granite rock formations of Devět skal, and the family-oriented Zoo Jihlava. These sites highlight the transition from medieval strongholds to elegant chateaus and historic urban centers.

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Historic Castles & Views

This collection features historic castles, ruins, museums, and viewpoints primarily in Telč and its surroundings. Highlights include well-preserved Renaissance and Baroque chateaux, medieval castle ruins accessible to visitors, specialized museums showcasing local crafts and history, and several observation towers offering panoramic views of the Vysočina region.

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Hidden Natural & Cultural Gems

This collection highlights a variety of sites in the Vysočina region, featuring historic parks like Zámecký park Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou and Park Gustava Mahlera, natural springs such as Pramen řeky Rokytné, distinctive cliffs including Čertův hrádek and Šeptouchovská skála, as well as notable baroque monuments and artworks like sloup Nejsvětější Trojice and the statues of Anděl Strážný and Svatý Jan Nepomucký.

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Castles and Ruins

Explore the architectural heritage of the Vysočina region through its preserved fortresses and atmospheric ruins. This collection features the well-preserved Gothic-Renaissance Pernštejn Castle and the Roštejn hunting lodge with its unique heptagonal tower. The list includes significant medieval ruins like Rokštejn and Orlík u Humpolce, alongside remote sites like Holoubek and Lamberk perched above river valleys. Modern observation towers at Kopaniny and Rosička complement the historic sites, providing panoramic views of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands.

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Historic Religious Sites

This collection highlights the diverse architectural and religious heritage of the Vysočina region. It features the UNESCO-listed Jewish Quarter and St. Procopius Basilica in Třebíč, alongside the medieval "Podlipnické" churches known for their unique Gothic frescoes. The list also includes the historic church in Číhošť, the Baroque splendor of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou, and significant Jewish heritage sites like the former synagogue in Pacov and the expansive Jewish cemetery in Třebíč.

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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.

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Scenic Viewpoints

This collection highlights the diverse topography of the Vysočina Region, ranging from the rugged granite formations of the Žďárské vrchy mountains to historic urban towers. It features the region's highest peak, Devět skal, alongside numerous steel and wooden observation towers like Rosička and Karasín. Visitors can explore geological landmarks such as the rock labyrinths of Milovské perníčky, medieval church towers in historic squares, and vantage points overlooking the meandering Jihlava and Rokytná rivers.

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Meilleur moment pour visiter Vysočina: juillet, août, septembre

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