Things to see and do North Bohemia

This vast reserve extends from Děčín to the north to Louny to the south, passing between Litoměřice and Ústí Nad Labem. It covers 1,063 km ², making it the second largest reserve, behind that of Beskydy. The altitude is modest despite its name, between 122 m and 837 m. The particular landscapes of the region are thus preserved: basaltic hills, flora and fauna of steppe.

News: hiking or cycling cards in all tourist offices around the city.

The information centre on the reserve of the Elbe sandstone rocks.

This lake is the only alum lake on the planet. It was created when old alum and soufre mines were used between the th and th centuries. It is now a great leisure area.

The city has the largest Bohemian zoological park: Zoopark Chomutov. It covers 120 ha at the foot of the Krušné Mountains. Nearly 600 animals of 120 species are grouped here, local or exotic. Small safaris can be made by car and even by train.