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Bohemian Forest: Absolute Essentials

The Bohemian Forest, or Šumava, preserves some of Europe's oldest natural landscapes, including the 400-year-old trees of the Boubín Nature Preserve. The region is defined by its high-altitude landmarks, such as the Neo-Gothic church in Kvilda and the Stožec Chapel built on a rocky outcrop. Historical sites range from the Renaissance Vimperk Castle to the 14th-century ruins of Hus Castle. Technical highlights include the wooden bridge in Lenora and the world's shortest international railway track at Nové Údolí, connecting the Czech Republic and Bavaria.

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Boubín Nature Preserve

A fairly large nature preserve where forest is saved from any human intervention. Some of the trees are more than 400 years old.

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Státní zámek Vimperk

A Renaissance and Baroque castle complex housing the Museum of the Bohemian Forest, which features exhibits on local glassmaking, book printing, and regional history.

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Boubín Outlook Tower

This outlook tower makes a nice destination for a stroll through Boubin nature preserve. Amazing views are guaranteed.

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rozhledna Boubín

A 21-meter wooden observation tower standing at 1,362 meters above sea level. It provides panoramic views of the Šumava range and, in clear conditions, the distant Alps.