YOU CAN ALSO VISIT FEW PLACES ALONG THE WAY

Lidice, 1 – 3h. stop 20€ – 40€

Lidice Memorial, an organization of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, keeps lasting memory of the annihilation of Lidice, which was razed to the ground by the German Nazi, June 10, 1942.

Velka Amerika, Czech Grand Canyon, 0,5h – 1h. stop 25€ – 30€

Velka Amerika is a breathtaking limestone quarry 2,500 feet long, 500 feet wide and 250 feet deep with a 60 feet deep lake at the bottom. This is one of the most photogenic attractions in the Czech republic and is popular with photographers and movie makers.

Karlstejn castle, 1 – 2 h. stop 30€ – 35€

This castle designated UNESCO World Heritage Site was built by the beloved king Charles IV to safeguard the Czech crown jewels, and the Imperial Regalia of the Holy Roman Empire.

Pilsen, 1,5 h. stop 30€

The city of Pilsen is the spiritual home of beer. Pilsner lager was born here and this is the perfect place to satisfy your curiosity for the Czech Republic’s most famous export. It is a city full of cultural, Jewish and technical monuments, situated at the confluence of four rivers in the west of Bohemia.

Kladrubsky Monastery, 1 h. stop 20€

The exquisitely decorated dome of Kladruby’s church, the pride of the local monastery welcomes you. Come and discover the history of this ancient abbey, which in its time was one of the largest and richest in the Czech lands and was transformed into a perfect example of a unique architectural style known as Gothic Baroque.

Nuremberg, 1 – 2 h. stop 25€ – 40€

Nuremberg is an important center for arts and culture. it was home to Europe’s first printing press. During WW2 have been damaged  few buildings. However, many of the medieval buildings in the Old Town have been painstakingly restored to their former glory. Most of the top attractions in Nuremberg are located within the historic walls, which extend some five kilometers around the Old Town.

Rothenburg ob der Tauber, 1,5 h. stop 40€

Picturesquely positioned Rothenburg ob der Tauber, situatedon the steep banks of the River Tauber is one of the most attractive towns in Germany. The old Bavarian Imperial city is also one of the most popular stops on the country’s Romantic Road tourist route.

Bamberg, 1 h. stop 20€

The oldest part of this historic town sits on the high west bank of the left arm of the river, along with the cathedral and the old Benedictine abbey of Michaelsberg. The town’s wonderfully preserved historic downtown area, along with its abundance of medieval architecture, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The seven famous hills, each crowned with a lovely old church, can be seen on a self-guided walking tour.

Wurzburg, 1 h. stop 20€

Intense bombing at the end of WWII left more than 90 percent of the Old Town destroyed, but it has since been painstakingly rebuilt and today offers numerous fine examples of medieval and more contemporary architecture, especially around the historic Market Square. The Old Town is a vibrant cultural center and boasts numerous events, festivals and historical tourist attractions.

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Pillnitz Palace and Park, 1 h. stop 20€

Once a pleasure palace and later summer residence of the Saxon royals, is the city’s most beautiful recreational resort for both Dresdeners and tourists from all over the world. Situated only about 15 km from the city center of the Saxon state capital of Dresden.

Moritzburg, 1 h. stop 20€

Moritzburg Palace is one of the most impressive baroque palaces in central Europe. Reached via a tree-lined avenue, it is situated on an island in the middle of a lake. After visiting the palace, you can enjoy a romantic stroll to the enchanting Fasanenschlösschen (little pheasant castle) built in the rococo style.

Meissen, 1 h. stop 20€

town compelling, with its soaring Gothic cathedral, fairy-tale castle and wonderful Elbe Valley views. The town has become famous all over the world for its porcelain, which features the mark of the blue crossed swords.

Klaffenbach, 1 h. stop 30€

Klaffenbach Castle, “Love at first sight”,  the white Renaissance jewel, is poised above the waters of the Wuerschnitz River. The picturesque view of the castle its playful curved ogee roof hardly makes the castle appear well-fortified. This idyll of architecture and nature is especially popular with lovers who love to take their marriage vows here.

Jena, 45 min. stop 20€

With almost one of every five residents a student, the second-largest city in Thuringia exudes a youthful, bohemian buzz, for all the lingering GDR aesthetics outside its historical centre. It’s less touristy than nearby Weimar and Erfurt: you’ll find lovely art-nouveau neighbourhoods and challenging trails leading to glorious viewpoints outside the city centre.

Weimar, 1 h. stop 25€

Weimar is famous as the center of classical literature in Germany. Luther, Cranach, and Bach all lived and worked in the town. In 1998, UNESCO designated Classical Weimar a World Heritage Site, and the town remains one of Germany’s most important historic cities and consistently ranks among the country’s top tourism and cultural destinations.

Wartburg castle, 1 h. stop 25€

Wartburg Castle blends superbly into its forest surroundings and is in many ways ‘the ideal castle’. Although it has retained some original sections from the feudal period, the form it acquired during the 19th-century reconstitution gives a good idea of what this fortress might have been at the height of its military and seigneurial power.

Erfurt, 1 h. stop 30€

Thuringia’s capital, is one of central Germany’s most beguiling and significant cities. Holding its head as high as the former capital to the east, Weimar, it’s a wonderfully preserved medieval city of grandiose churches, cobbled market squares, captivating museums and miraculously preserved architecture. And, as a university town, its contemporary culture is anything but backward-looking.