Location: Usti nad Orlici
Top Things to do in Usti nad Orlici
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The 10 Best Things to Do in Usti nad Orlici, Czech Republic
Ústí nad Orlicí (Czech pronunciation: [ˈuːsciː ˈnat orlɪtsiː]; German: Wildenschwert) is a city in the Ústí nad Orlicí District, Pardubice Region in Eastern Bohemia in the Czech Republic. The town is in the Orlické Mountains where the Tichá Orlice and the Třebovka rivers meet.
Restaurants in Usti nad Orlici
1. Andrluv Chlum a chata Hvezda
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By fatbear2000 - Oxford, United Kingdom
We were taken here for lunch on Boxing Day. The restaurant is located up a mountain from a narrow road from Usti and it was just about full when we arrived, managing to sit at the one free table left.
The food is typical Czech. I had the Fried Cheese whilst Mrs FB2000 had a chicken dish ( roulade ). Both were less than 90 CZK but the boiled potatoes and sauces are charged extra. A half-litre of Gambrinus was 28 CZK whilst the Grog was 34 CZK.
The portions were large and filling, and the service was fine. Also, the toilet were clean.
A very pleasant lunch in an interesting location
2. Litomysl Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By ParichayMehta - Kiruna, Sweden
Litomysl Castle is one of the major attractions of this pretty town. The entire guided tour takes about 50 minutes.
The castle is small but very much fun. There's also a cafe inside. Play the piano which is at the entrance (for free) & entertain others!
3. Museum of Crafts Letohrad
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
The Craft Museum was open on May, 18th 2000. It is placed in the listed area of Novy Dvur from 1750. With the area of 1650 m2, it is the biggest museum of its kind in the Czech Republic. It includes more than 50 compound expositions of crafts and trades from the period 1840 - 1930. Apart from relatively known professions such as a joiner or a woodcutter, work of a tinsmith (an extrusion man), a wheelwright, a cooper, a shingle maker and many others are presented here. The most interesting exhibits are carved mechanical open-air museum of crafts, mechanical workshops, an exposition of saw mill with three functioning frame saws and exposition of a schoolroom with folk costumes. There is also a exhibition called VEHICLE DEPOT which shows historical vehicles. After the tour around the museum the visitors can sit down in a stylish Restaurant Novy dvur, which is placed in the same building as the museum.
Reviewed By Kroulak - Brno, Czech Republic
One from the best what you can see at this part of the Czech Republic. Many interesting craft sides,mostly from local sources,paradise for children and foreign visitors. Friendly staff and a lot of space for car parking. Short distance from main square in Letograd (cca 300m).
4. The Cottage of Max Svabinsky
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By vaclean - Cambridge, Massachusetts
It's the cottage where painter Svabinsky spent many holiday seasons and produced many pictures. The staff (I guess mainly students) spoke good English and was very helpful (on top of the written guide in English), and the trip to the cottage (either bike or hike or bus & walk) is also very nice.
5. Castle Doudleby nad Orlici
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Helena V - Pardubice, Czech Republic
This Renaissance castle from the 16th century is maybe little known but it's surely worth visiting. The castle has lovely facade with sgraffitos and a courtyard with a Fountain. It's quiet place to spend a moment (not much tourists go to this castle) and look at the architecture. Unfortunately I wasn't inside of the castle but I enjoyed the visit with my family. There is also parking lot for cars near the castle.
6. Matahari
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
CZ*Sperky a doplnky z cele Asie: Indonesie,Thajska,Laosu,Koreje,jizni Ciny a Indie EN*Original jewelry and accessories from all over Asia: Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, Korea, Southern China and India
Reviewed By Ajna K - San Francisco, California
Velký výběr různých šperků. Já je použila jako dolpněk pro kostýmy svého tanečního souboru i jako materiál. opravdu jse narazila na věci, co jsem ikde jinde v ČR nepotkala a ceny jsou slušné. Jinak jsem si také pořídila jeden z úžasných šálů s křídly, který nosím i jako pléd k večerním šatům.
7. Litomysl Castle Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By HanaPeter - Leigh-on Sea, United Kingdom
We love Litomysl for many reasons.
1.my brother was born there
2. I studied Pedagogy school there
3. we got married in The Beautiful Château.
Not only these reasons make us love this place but also amazing Gardens, cultural activities and lovely town square with nice places to eat, shop or just walk.
8. Litomysl town square
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Janulik - Prague, Czech Republic
When you come to this lovely town you will no doubt walk around this lovely long square. There are many beautiful house to look at, also a Town Hall, statue of Bedrich Smetana, various cafe shops and galleries. Definitely a must see if you are in the town.
9. Mestska Galerie Litomysl
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Town Gallery Litomysl is housed in one of the most beautiful monuments of the town - in the Knights House, with Renaissance, richly decorated stone figured facade. In the interiors, where gallery organized temporary art Exhibitions, is preserved original wooden coffered ceiling or fragments of fine modeled interwindow pillars with remains of the original colors. House was built after 1546.
Reviewed By Aklie - Prague, Czech Republic
Very beautiful exterier of the building, but nothing interesting inside of it. Only a very beautiful wooden ceiling. Its normally a place for different Exhibitions etc.
10. Town Picture Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
The current exhibition presents more than 150 of the most interesting pictures and statues from the extensive town collection. The story of this collection started more than 90 years ago. The unconventional conception of the exposition will acquaint you with the exhibited works and their connection with the creating of the collection, the history of the region and the most significant sponsors. You will have possibility to see there the masterpieces of Czech art by authors such as Julius Mařák, Josef Čapek, Emil Filla, Josef Lada, Otakar Kubín, František Tichý, Josef Váchal, Václav Boštík and Olbram Zoubek. The accent is on artist with a connection to the town - Antonín Dvořák, Max Švabinský, Josef Matička, Ludmila Jandová či Bohdan Kopecký. You will experience the amazing story of the gallery of a small town in Eastern Bohemia, whose cultural and historical significance crossers its borders.
Reviewed By Pavel K - Trebon, Czech Republic
Tak trochu mi vyrazila dech - není příliš velká, ale obrazy známých i méně známých autorů, rozhodně stojí za vidění. Pokud si chcete vše pořádně prohlédnout, počítejte nejméně se dvěma hodinami. Určitě se tam ještě vrátíme.
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