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This area is a great holiday destination, especially for those who enjoy sports and outdoor activities. There are plenty of campsites in the region, and most of them offer a wide range of options for sports enthusiasts. Beautiful hiking trails make it perfect for walkers, while cyclists and swimmers will also find plenty to enjoy here.
The Bohemian Forest stretches across South Bohemia, as well as parts of Germany and Austria. Spanning around 200 kilometres, it offers a variety of landscapes, making it an appealing destination for many. Expect a mix of cosy woodlands, high mountains, and cool lakes and streams.
The Lipno Lake can also be found in this forested area. Although it’s a popular spot for tourists, it remains a beautiful place to visit. With its impressive length, you’re sure to find a campsite that suits you. The lake is ideal for watersports lovers, with a wide range of activities available. Anglers will also enjoy the variety of fish found here.
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Czechia has a rich beer tradition, with many famous varieties originating from different regions. For example, Budweiser beer comes from the town of České Budějovice. The classic pilsner style also originated in Czechia, named after the city of Pilsen.
It might not come as a surprise that pilsner beer has its roots here. Specifically, it originates from the city of Pilsen, once part of Austria-Hungary but now in Czechia. The beer style was created in 1842 after stricter beer regulations led local brewers to invent a new type of beer with the help of Josef Groll, a well-known brewer at the time. The result was pilsner, which has since become a world-famous beer style.
There are plenty of campsites in the city of Pilsen, making it a great place to stay. Pilsen itself is an interesting city to explore, with numerous breweries where you can sample local beers. The city also offers plenty of cultural attractions and was named the European Capital of Culture in 2015. While you can’t fly directly to Pilsen, it’s easily reached by car, making a camping holiday a good choice.
The region is home to the city of Český Krumlov, sometimes called the “little Prague” due to its medieval atmosphere. The city’s buildings date back to the Middle Ages and have been well preserved or restored. Český Krumlov is a UNESCO World Heritage site, ensuring its unique charm will be protected for years to come.
This area is known for its castles, some of which are surrounded by water for an extra picturesque setting. One of the castles is even popular as a filming location, making it well worth a visit. In the town of Jindřichův Hradec, you’ll find a castle preserved in Renaissance style, known for its beautiful gardens—perfect for a leisurely stroll.
There are also many ruins scattered throughout the area, which can be visited and explored. The surrounding landscapes often provide stunning views, making this region ideal for hiking or cycling. Booking a campsite here is a great way to discover the area at your own pace, with plenty of opportunities to explore the ruins and enjoy the natural beauty of South Bohemia.
