May 2015

Vyhlídka na Kapelu, Hrube rocks, Bohemian Paradise, Czech republic

Bohemian Paradise (=Český Ráj) is a nature reserve protected area established in 1955 and it is located in North Bohemia. It has a varied country side with plenty of first and beech surrounding wonderful sandstone rock formations. The water, wind and frost erosion has left many uniquely shaped rock towers having up to 60 meters of height and these are a popular place for Czech rock climbers for decades.

In the picture is the main part of Hrube rocks in Bohemian Paradise. This panoramic viewpoint is called View of the Orchestra. The Orchestra is the group of the sandstone towers on the left, with one needle standing before them, which is called the Dirigent. On the right in the background is the Lighthouse area with Lighthouse and Gate rocks.

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"Stayed here for 4 nights over Easter. Nice quiet location but close enough to towns to visit etc. Modern decor and you can book a spa for 1 hour 45 minutes as part of a wellness package which we enjoyed on our last night. Good food in the restaurant too but breakfast a bit basic for 5 euros a person. Overlooks some high rise flats which aren't depicted in the images on the booking site but the view is still fine. A few strange ways the hotel operates - no breakfast allowed to be taken to the...