Bohemian Central Highlands

One of the most distinctive landscapes in Central Europe. Shaped by ancient volcanic activity, the region is defined by isolated conical hills, deep valleys, and open vistas — a landscape where each hill represents a unique geological phenomenon.

Krušné Hory (Ore Mountains)

The Ore Mountains, forming the natural border between the Czech Republic and Germany, are a historic mining landscape transformed into a modern year-round recreational region. Long forested ridges, open plateaus, and peat bogs define the terrain, offering space, silence, and climatic stability. Today, the area supports winter sports, trail networks, cycling, and cross-border tourism. 

The Lower Ohře Region

The region is shaped by the Ohře River, connecting volcanic highlands with fertile lowlands. This area is characterized by historic towns, castles, vineyards, and agricultural landscapes, forming one of the most culturally layered regions in northern Bohemia. The valley has long served as a natural corridor of trade, settlement, and viticulture, resulting in a rich cultural landscape where history and nature intersect.

Tisá Rocks

The Tisá Rocks form an extensive sandstone rock city, composed of narrow passages, vertical walls, and natural corridors. This unique terrain is valued not only for hiking, but also for climbing, photography, and film locations. The area is easily accessible yet remains distinct from mass tourism, maintaining its authentic and almost timeless atmosphere.

Bohemian Switzerland & Pravčice Gate

Bohemian Switzerland National Park represents one of the most iconic natural landscapes in Central Europe. Defined by sandstone rock formations, deep forested gorges, and dramatic viewpoints, the region offers a rare combination of geological monumentality and untouched wilderness. The Pravčice Gate is the largest natural sandstone arch in Europe and the symbolic landmark of Bohemian Switzerland. Rising above the forested valley,

Porta Bohemica – The Wine Gateway of Bohemia

Dramatic gateway where the Elbe River enters the Czech Central Highlands, forms one of the most distinctive wine landscapes in northern Bohemia. Steep volcanic slopes, terraced vineyards, and south-facing hillsides create exceptional natural conditions for viticulture. The combination of volcanic soils, river microclimate, and protected slopes gives rise to wines of distinct mineral character and regional specificity.

Klíny Mountain Resort

Located within easy reach of the villa, Klíny Mountain Resort offers a year-round sports and leisure experience set in the natural landscape of the Ore Mountains.

In winter, the resort functions as a compact alpine centre with ski slopes, ski lifts, and winter services, suitable for both recreational and family skiing. 

In summer, Klíny transforms into a mountain adventure destination, featuring an extensive network of trail routes, enduro and mountain biking, and outdoor activities integrated into the forested terrain.

A key attraction is the long-distance zipline, recognized as one of the longest in Europe, offering a unique high-speed descent across the mountain valley. The resort also includes a bobsleigh track, a popular attraction for both adults and children, as well as additional adrenaline and family-oriented facilities.

Resort provides on-site gastronomy, including a mini-brewery and restaurant, creating a relaxed social atmosphere after outdoor activities. Klíny represents a combination of four-season sport, nature, and leisure, adding lifestyle and recreational value to the property's location.

Most Racing Circuit

Autodrom Most is one of the most important motorsport venues in the Czech Republic and a well-known destination within Central Europe. Located a short distance from the villa, it combines professional racing infrastructure with a wide range of public and corporate events.

The circuit regularly hosts international motorsport competitions, testing sessions, and driving schools, while also serving as a venue for track days, advanced driving courses, and automotive events. Thanks to its modern facilities and safety standards, the autodrome attracts both professional teams and private enthusiasts from across Europe.

Beyond motorsport, the area functions as a multi-purpose event venue, hosting exhibitions, brand launches, and large-scale public events, contributing to the region's cultural and economic vitality.

For property owners, the proximity of Autodrom Most adds a distinctive lifestyle and experiential dimension, reinforcing the area's profile as a dynamic hub for sport, culture, and leisure.

Most Hipodrom & Golf Resort

Hipodrom Most is a well-established centre of horse racing and equestrian sport, continuing a long-standing tradition in the region. The venue hosts regular race meetings and major national events, including the prestigious First Lady's Cup, one of the notable fixtures in the Czech horse racing calendar.

Beyond race days, the hipodrome functions as a multifunctional leisure and event space, combining sport, social gatherings, and open-air cultural activities. Its landscaped setting and open character contribute to the diversity of lifestyle opportunities available in the area.

Within convenient reach of the property, the local golf resort offers a calm and cultivated leisure environment set within the surrounding landscape. The course is designed to suit both recreational players and experienced golfers, complemented by training facilities and clubhouse amenities.

Golf in this region benefits from low visitor density, generous space, and scenic surroundings, making it an attractive alternative to more crowded Western European courses.