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Town in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic
Photo: Karelj, Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Litoměřice is a historic city in North Bohemia with a population of about 24,000 people (2021). It is a nice change from the bigger industrial cities in North Bohemia.
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Mírové náměstí
Main square with Baroque plaque column, old buildings (don't miss The House of At the Black Eagle-Dum u Cerneho Orla with well-preserved Renaissance sgraffito) and old Renaissance town hall, now regional museum.
History, archaeology and geologic evolution of the Litoměřice region and memorial of Czech poet Karel Hynek Mácha.
Part of Litoměřice regional museum, but this is the house where the famous Czech romantic poet Karel Hynek Mácha lived and died.
Well-preserved Gothic city walls, surrounding historic centre.
Seat of Litoměřice Diocese. Founded in 1057, rebuilt in early Baroque style. Situated on the hill, it is icon of the city.
Small museum of papermaking, located in historic city walls. You can make your own paper there.
Restaurant in historical underground.
Pub and restaurant.
Nice non-smoking restaurant in historic building, traditional Czech cuisine.
Popular café offering desserts and some local products.
microbrewery
Microbrewery and restaurant.
Family B&B in Baroque house in historic centre.
Offers wellness treatments, including beer spa.
Hotel in old Renaissance house.
It takes 50 min from Prague to Litoměřice. Most of the 70-km road is covered by highway - D8.
Read in the guideLitoměřice is served by two bus lines, line B and line D. To reach destinations in area around (like Terezín), use local buses or trains. Hiking or biking is a good option, landscape is really beautiful.
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