About an hour’s drive north-east of Prague, the Gothic Bezděz castle watches over the region of Liberec. The view from the top of the Devil’s Tower is such that you can see one-eighth of the entire country!
Tag: 13th Century
The cold air, buffeted by Arctic temperatures, billowed around me as I strolled across the pedestrianised square in front of Oslo’s Rathuset, or City Hall. I dodged one of the clunky blue trams as I headed towards the fortifications of the city’s Akershus Castle.
Driving through Bohemia heading to (or from) Poland means driving through some beautiful landscapes. If you’re looking for a pit stop but don’t want a faceless motorway cafe, I’d recommend a quick diversion to the quaint town of Jičin.
Most stately homes and castles in Czechia close for the winter months. I suppose not many people enjoy traipsing around an unheated building when it’s -20Read More