Mountain Kvilda
The highest settlement in the Czech Republic (1075 m above sea level) located at the foot of Mount Antýgl. The first mention of the settlement comes from the 14th century, in connection with the establishment of a settlement along the "Golden Route". In earlier times, the indigenous population was engaged in panning for gold (in the Hamerské stream), wood and peat extraction.
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Mountain Kvilda
Other places in the vicinity - Horská Kvilda
- Blahov
- Čenkova Pila
- Red
- Filipova Hut
- Františkov
- Mountain Kvilda
- Hrabecí Huť
- Churans
- Yelenov
- Kaspersky Hory
- Monastery Mill
- Trough
- Kvilda
- Forest Cottages
- Lídlovy Dvory
- Little Goat Back
- Masák's Lhota
- Michalov
- Modrava
- Nicov
- New Hut
- New Court
- New world
- Glade
- Underwood
- Ashen
- Rejštejn
- Strings
- Řihov
- Roe deer
- Stachy
- Studenec
- Svinna Lada
- My own
- Shebestov
- Shindlov
- Big Goat Back
- Vchynice-Tetov I
- Vchynice-Tetov II
- Vydří Most
- Zadov
- It gets worse
