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Town in Central Bohemian Region, Czech Republic
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Mělník is a city in Central Bohemia. It lies on the confluence of two of Bohemia most important rivers - Vltava and Elbe. It is located 25 km north of Prague.
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Zámek Mělník
A large chateau above the river confluence. One of the few chateaux in Czechia which you can visit without a guide
A large Gothic church from 10th century, one of the oldest in Bohemia. The interior is free to enter, you can also climb the tower with an excellent view of the city and confluence (50 Kč) or visit the church ossuary (40 Kč)
A small museum in former monastery offering permanent exhibition regarding wine-making and pram-making, which both have tradition in Mělník.
Liblice (zámek)
Vidim (zámek)
A camp located only 1 km away from the centre. Offers two person barrels, little chalets, camper and tent spots. It had a big swimming pool and a restaurant.
There is also a pizzeria in the building.
By bus
There are direct buses going from Prague every half hour. The journey takes about 45 minutes and costs 46 Kč, payable to the driver.
By car
It is a quick journey by car from Prague. Parking in city center is paid during weekdays, with first 90 minutes being free.
By bike
It is an easy bike trip from north of Prague to Mělník by bike. It is about 35 km if using the country roads with little traffic. Most of the terrain is flat, so you can do it in two or three hours.
By boat
Historical steamboat sails to Mělník from Rašínovo Nábřeží in Prague. It sails out early in the morning and returns in late evening. Sailings are only in summer, check their website for more details.
The historical city center is small and walkable. From the train and bus station, it is one and half kilometer walking.
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