Located by a forest, the Pension U Václava features a large garden with a fire pit and a barbecue, a summer terrace and free WiFi.
The rooms are equipped with a TV and feature a seating area and a private bathrooms with a shower.
Breakfast is served in the morning. Meals can be enjoyed in a restaurant 300 m away and groceries can be purchased in a shop, also 300 m from the guest house.
Guest can play table tennis and volleyball on site and golf 500 m at the Golf Janov course. The České Švýcarsko National Park (the Bohemian Switzerland) featuring a unique rock formation Pravčická brána, caves and boat trips, can be visited 2.5 km away and the Bad Schandau thermal spa is 7 km off. A bus stop can be found 300 m away and a train station is 3 km off. Free parking is possible on site.
There is a huge thermal complex in Bad Schandau "Toscana Terme" with an area of 4000 sq. m. it offers massages, baths, so-called "Tuscan" thermal springs and, of course, Kneipp hydrotherapy, which has five main components: hydrotherapy, diet therapy, physical therapy, herbal medicine and psychotherapy.
Pravcicka gate is the biggest natural gate of rock mass. They are considered the most beautiful natural part of Czech Switzerland. The span of the arch at the base is 26.5 m, the height of the arch is 16 m, the width is 7-8 m, the minimum thickness is 3 m, the highest gate platform is at a height of 21 m from the base. Pravčická brána is inextricably linked with the residence of the Falcon's nest. This small castle was built in 1881 on the site of a house made of oak bark, which was used as a pub. Originally The Falcon's nest was used to house famous guests the local clari-Aldringen family. Today on the second floor there is a Museum of the national Park. The first floor is still stylish restaurant with original decoration painting.
Named after Prince Edmund (Edmund Clary-Aldringen), who created it here a boat crossing for tourists in 1890. The river crossing takes place on a section of 960 meters long among the rocks that descend directly into the water with bizarre stone figures, resembling all sorts of animals and silhouettes of people.
The highest mountain in Czech Switzerland is the Dechinsky snejnik (723m). Its height is 723 m above sea level. Decinsky Sneznik is located about 8 km West of děčín. Right at the foot of the mountain is the village of snezhnik. Under the steep southern slope extends the place Yilove (Jilove), which in 1964 received city law.
One of the gorges on the Kamenitsa river. The gorge is shaped like a rocky canyon.
This is a beautiful mountain with a height of 619 meters. Even Hans Christian Andersen, who was in these places, was called this mountain is called "Czech Fujiyama". In the beech forest, which covers Rogowski Vrh, you can find a huge number of great viewing points.
The romantic ruins of the mill are the remains of a 1515 building. Incredibly, this is a romantic place lost in the woods, several centuries ago it was the center of the road mill occupied an important position. If you go a hundred meters upstream, you can see a small bridge. It was built at the beginning of the XX century and is the first building made of reinforced concrete in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. At 500 meters from the ruins there is a Royal spruce, which is 27 meters high, and the circumference of the trunk is about 3 meters. The age of this beauty is more than 180 years. (pragagid.ru)
In the Park in the dense forest is the castle of Saunstejn, built in the first half of the XIV century. It was built to protect trade routes. Over time, it lost its meaning, and after After the thirty years ' war, brigands and deserters found shelter here. The castle had another name: Lupinacci. Now only ruins remain of it.
Marina is a viewport made in the form of a gazebo. It offers a unique view of the entire Park.
It is a natural sandstone arch, similar to the pravchitsky gate. The height is a little more than 2 meters, the width is a little more than 3 meters.
The cave where annually in winter is a unique composition of the ice. Icicles of different sizes grow from the ceiling and from the bottom of the cave, there are also so-called ice curtains.
