Nachod Attractions
The town of Nachod is located on the Mettau River in eastern Bohemia. The town developed around the Nachod Castle which sit on a hilltop, dominating the town. This huge Renaissance and baroque castle is noteworthy for, among other things, the sgraffito decoration, the stuccoed chapel, and the period furnishings it contains. The interior of the Nachod Castle houses a collection of paintings and historical archives. Nachod is also home to numerous old churches including the 14th Century Church of St Lawrence on the main square. The church was mentioned in 1350. The Hotel U Beranks is also worth a look, as it serves as the town theatre and is a one of the town's most beautiful buildings.
Adrspach-Teplice
For travelers who are unable to see the "rock cities" of Cesky raj or Ceske Svycarsko, Adrspach-Teplice is a great alternative. Adrspach-Teplice lies to the northwest of Teplice nad Metuji near the Polish border. The area, which covers 19 sq km, is home to sandstone rock formations. Columns, cliffs, and ridges, can be seen from the paths that run through this area. There is also a boat tour on a small lake, towered over by steep rock walls.
Some of the rock formations have been given names, such as stone lovers, mayor and mayors wife, giants tooth, sugar loaf, and others.
Some of the rock formations have been given names, such as stone lovers, mayor and mayors wife, giants tooth, sugar loaf, and others.
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