Juicy fruit trips or places named after fruit
Apples, raspberries, blueberries or almonds... Go to places that are named after or resemble fruit. You'll discover interesting lookout towers, fruit trails and orchards, gardens, avenues and more. For example, have you heard of the Borůvka or Jahůdka lookout towers? You can also visit the blueberry garden, the avenue of edible chestnuts in Nasavrky or the Oscherus in Slovácko. With us you will discover many other "fruity" places. Just choose...
- In the Czech Republic, you can visit many fruit trails, such as the Central Bohemian Fruit Trail between Kolín and Český Brod, the Oskorušová trail in Slovácko, or the Fruit Trail near Slany.
- The only blueberry garden in the Czech Republic can be found in Borovany near České Budějovice.
- On the Plum Railway you can enjoy a ride along the picturesque local railway connecting the towns of Litoměřice, Lovosice and Most, which has been in operation since 1898.
- In the village of Vlachovice there are several historical wooden fruit drying kilns, which are connected by a nature trail.
- The Nejedlík's Ossuary is a protected tree in Kněždub, which prides itself on its uniqueness.
- The garden in Hostětín is a natural garden where you live in harmony with nature. Here you will find herbs, fruit trees and much more.
Helfštýnská pilgrimage 2025
5 July 2025 9:00 - 6 July 2025 18:00
Enjoy a programme full of crafts and competitions in Helfštýn Castle from 5 July to 6 July 2025, accompanied by a historical marketplace.
Workshops and workshops for young and old under the baton of Studio Bez kliky. At the historical marketplace you can buy original products from the workshops of versatile period craftsmen. Organized by the Komenský Museum in Přerov and Studio Bez kliky.
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Unrestored gems
The search for undiscovered gems is an exciting adventure that leads us to discover new places, experiences and opportunities. Every year, CzechTourism and the portal Kudy z z boredy publish tips from each of the 14 regions on unique, but not much visited places or attractions that deserve more attention of travellers not only in the upcoming tourist season. The range of tourist destinations for 2025 brings many hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Find your way to unknown sights, not all interesting places need to be new to be surprising!
The rococo Bellarie Summerhouse in the castle garden has changed colour after renovation. But that's not the only news. After several years of renovation, Krumlov is preparing a completely new sightseeing route. You can look forward to newly opened spaces that no one had the opportunity to see for many years.
Shells, clams, pearls
Bellarie is also unique for its artificial grotto cave, whose walls are decorated with stucco decorations with hundreds of shells, glass fragments and mirrors. Its walls were once lined with river pearls, which, together with the dim lighting of the candlesticks, created a unique light spectacle. Today, however, the pearl beads are protected and have been replaced by beads created using 3D printing, but they still conjure up much beauty. The walls of the Lower and Upper Halls are decorated with murals by František Jakub Prokyš from the mid-18th century.
The predecessor of today's summer palace, the pavilion on the raised terrace at the northwest wall of the castle garden, was built between 1690 and 1692 during the reign of the last Eggenbergs. The summer palace was rebuilt in its present rococo form between 1755 and 1757 during the reign of Prince Joseph I. Adam of Schwarzenberg. While the lower floor of the summer palace remained almost unchanged, the extension of the upper floor with an open gallery transformed the building in the spirit of the Lower Austrian Rococo. The Upper Belvedere Palace of Eugene of Savoy seems to be a possible model.
Music in the gardens and castle in Kroměříž 2025
For more than two decades, the Music in the Gardens and Castle (HZZ) concert series has been one of the most attractive and widely attended projects held in Kroměříž during the summer months. This year it will take place from 10 June to 20 July 2025.
This year, we are again looking forward to beautiful musical encounters in the magical surroundings of the Garden of Flowers, its classical Greenhouse, the Chamber Hall in Kroměříž Castle.
The individual concerts of the Music in the Gardens and Castle Festival will take place from 10 June to 20 July. It is organised by the town of Kroměříž, the House of Culture in Kroměříž, Art Collegium 2002, the UNESCO Club Kroměříž and the Flower Garden in Kroměříž, and the festival's artistic director, conductor František Macek, is behind the programme.
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