Vysočina

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.

Zámecký park zámku Jaroměřice nad rokytnou

Baroque landscaped park surrounding Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou Chateau, featuring historic garden design.

Pramen řeky Rokytné

Source of the Rokytná River, located approximately 10 km west of Třebíč.

Aquapark Vodní ráj

Aquapark offering various water-based recreational facilities in the region.

Park Gustava Mahlera

Urban park in Jihlava named after composer Gustav Mahler, situated between Benešova and Věžní streets.

Justinka

Rock formation situated in the river valley of Rokytná near Příštpa.

sloup Nejsvětější Trojice

Baroque cultural monument located in the eastern part of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou's náměstí Míru.

Čertův hrádek

Notable cliff formation known as Čertův hrádek.

Malá Baba

Cliff accessible for climbing, located near the town area.

Park of Josef Toufar

Park dedicated to Father Josef Toufar.

Anděl Strážný

Statue representing the guardian angel.

Svatý Jan Nepomucký

Statue of Saint John of Nepomuk.

Šeptouchovská skála

Cliff formation known as Šeptouchovská skála.

Kyselák

Cliff named Kyselák.