Karlštejn, founded by Czech King and Roman Emperor Charles IV in 1348, has one of the best-preserved medieval castles in Europe. It was founded in the forest-filled hills in the Beounka river valley, in the heart of Central Bohemia, to house and protect the Czech coronation jewels.
Mořina is a tiny village a few hilltops away from Karlštejn. Behind the village looms a romantic Jewish cemetery that stands as a silent witness to the life of Bohemian village Jewry that lived in the region between the 1400’s and 1900’s.
Nižbor. Czech is known for beer, cars, music, ice hockey and… glass! One of the most famous Czech Glass industries lies only a couple of minutes from Karlštejn, and offers a tour inside the factory. See first hand how glasses, chandeliers and mirrors are still being produced by hand to this very day.
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