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The 10 Best Things to Do in Bozi Dar, Czech Republic
Boží Dar (German: Gottesgab) is a town in Karlovy Vary District, part of Karlovy Vary Region in the Czech Republic. Situated in the Ore Mountains at 1,028 m (3,373 ft) above sea level, it is considered the highest town in the Czech Republic.
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Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Reviewed By 40plustraveller - Europe
Had to travel from Berlin to Oberwiesenthal with public transport. The final part of the trip really surprised me. I ad to board a romantic old fashioned train with 2 real heavy old steam engines! Like a museum train. Just circulating and rolling every day here, as if it were nothing special. AMAZING!
2. Baby Jesus Trail (Jeziskova Cesta)
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By Štěpán J
This is a moderate cross country track designed for families with kids and as such it is perfect. It gives some nice puzzles the kids can solve and can collect some little gifts once they succeed. Ask for details in the tourist center in the town.
3. Skiareal Klinovec
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By cpuboni
In this new growing Skiarea you have about 11 different tracks and 11 lifts.
You have 3 blue routes and 7 red and 1 black track. Which makes it the ideal area for a day or two day trip.
It's possible to rent equipment at place for a cheap price. Food is quite cheap and tastes very well.
You have artifical snow so it's snow safe also in warm winters.
Day passes include entrance to the nearby Skiarea Fichtelberg where you have some more tracks. There is a bus available for tranfer for only a few cents.
Parking in Klinovec Skiarea is free.
4. Muzeum Kralovska mincovna Jachymov
Overall Ratings
5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Alexander B
Comprehensive exhibition of the Jachymov's history and development from medieval to modern time, including minerals of Ore Mountains and silver coins - famous Jachymov's thallers. Museum library represents rare old books.
5. Areal Plesivec
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Ian R - London, United Kingdom
Searching for something to do in Karlovy vary we chanced across this site in a brochure and looked it up on the internet. It's about a 30 mins drive from KV, but quite easy to find. It's at an altitude of c1,100m
In winter this is a ski resort - and it looks like they're investing in new lifts and a hotel. In summer it seems an area is given over to miscellaneous activities. It's quite low key and a bit ramshackle and geared primarily for Czechs.
They have a scary high ropes course and a smaller one for younger kids. The high ropes one isn't for the faint hearted !. There's also an area for shooting an airgun with .177 pellets, an archery area, a giant 16m swing and 16m free fall, as well as a trampoline and a bungee trampoline. Prices are reasonable - Cek190 for one high riope session, Cek 290 for 2, and Cek 150 for 100 pellets. There's a nice restaurant / bar with great views and the place seems popular with walkers and mountain bikers (this is a stop on a big CZ/German trail), or there are picnic tables.
I didn't know what to expect before we ventured up here and spent a lot longer here than I thought was ever imaginable. A really great place to go if you like doing adrenaline activities, especially "Go Ape" style high ropes as well as getting some good clean mountain air.
6. Neudorfer Suppenmuseum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By saponifier - Nuremberg, Germany
If you're in Saxony, you should visit this unique museum. The history and background is as attractive as the museum itself. Children grown up with microwaves and electric ovens don't know many of the objects here. Everything is attractive and interesting. A kind of nostalgy for my generation and curiosity for children.
7. Novako-Ski
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4 based on 14 reviews
Novako resort is a place where everybody can have a lot of fun and get incredible experiences. It is focused mainly on the children and on the ski and snowboard beginners. It is open all the year long. There is a ski area, ski school and all the services (rental, restaurant, ski service etc.) around in the winter. We offer you terrain karts, children´s world and other attractions in the sommer.
Reviewed By Andygrey1 - Rottnest Island, Australia
Superb facilities for beginners either skiing or boarding. Lifts are excellent and staff great, top slopes for kids or beginners of all ages. Highly recommend for little ones and parents if you want the kids to learn the ski school is top notch and the teachers are great. The snow tubing was great fun and all up the lift prices are great. Never crowded, only down side nowhere to really sit and have a break and a warm drink.
8. Monsterroller Oberwiesenthal
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
In Oberwiesenthal sind die Monster los. Monsterrollern ist gemacht für Ladys & Kerle, Familie & Freunde, Firmen & Vereine. Zur Auswahl stehen sechs verschiedene Touren rund um den Fichtel- und Keilberg. Entdecke die Natur und erlebe einzigartigen Monsterrollerspaß!
9. Church of St. Joachim
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Valeriy_VAL - Москва, Россия
Наверное, это главный костел курортного городка. Святому Йоахиму (Св.Яхиму) поклонялись в этих местах, в честь него назвали город, возникший на месте деревушки. Убранство в костеле скромное, открывается по расписанию на время служб и концертов органной музыки.
10. CZECH-IT lyzarska a snowboardova skola
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Ski and Snowboard school Czech - it is Czech-Italian ski school. Offers quality service provided in italian ski schools. We are focused on beginners and intermediate skiers. Provide private lessons. You can find us in the centre of Bozi Dar in the next to a church by the bus stop. We operate in Czech Republic as well as in Italian Dolomity.
Reviewed By Josef C
We wanted to enjoy the winter holiday all together on the ski slope. So we put ourselves in Czech-It hands. Was the best decision, they made great job ? Thank you.
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