ポディイー国立公園の展望台

Podyjí Views & Nature

Podyjí National Park preserves the deep, meandering canyon of the Dyje River along the Czech-Austrian border. This selection features prominent granite outcrops like Sealsfieldův kámen and Králův stolec, which offer views of the river's horseshoe bends and the historic Šobes vineyard. The list includes the Hardegger Warte observation tower and the Fládnitz heathlands, showcasing a landscape of vertical cliffs, scree forests, and unique thermophilic vegetation characteristic of Central Europe’s smallest national park.

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ochranné pásmo Národního parku Podyjí

The buffer zone surrounding the core national park area, designed to protect the park's ecosystem from external agricultural and urban influences.

B

Sealsfieldův kámen

A granite cliff overlooking the Dyje canyon, named after the Znojmo-born writer Charles Sealsfield who frequently visited the site.

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vyhlídka Devět mlýnů

Viewpoint overlooking a dramatic river meander and the historic Šobes vineyard, one of the oldest and most renowned viticultural sites in the Czech Republic.

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