Get to know the 5 most attractive natural locations in the Olomouc region
Nature is all around us and can supply us with lost energy in literally full gulps. Do you also want to go somewhere green outside of civilization and you don't know where exactly? If you are from Olomouc or the surrounding area, we have some interesting tips for you. You will certainly need them even if you do not come directly from the region, but you won't have it so far here. So where is the best place to go in the north of Moravia? Natural locations First of all - get to know each other...
Cave At Spicak
At all the oldest cave recorded in the springs in Central Europe, a number of inconvenients hid here already in the fifteenth century. Almost half of the half-kilometer maze of corridors is accessible, electric lighting is of course available. Opening hours are year-round except December.
Mamutov – Předmostí near Přerov
Intended not only for history lovers! Together with Dolní Věstonice, this location is the most important for archeologists of prehistoric times. The Paleolithic doesn't have to be so boring when we look at the Vestonic Venus, does it? Předmostí alone has five thousand inhabitants, traces of human presence dating back about a hundred thousand years were found in Hradisk!
Podkova cave near Mohelnice
A fifty-meter-long cave, which got its name, of course, from what it resembles at first glance. It is the pearl of the Mladočeské karst, and archaeologists have discovered human bones here dating back to the Stone Age. It is necessary to have your own light source in the cave, it is not freely accessible in winter, when bats live here. Originally, there were two separate corridors, but at the request of the owners of the estate - the Lichtensteins - they were connected into one to make the passage much easier.
Mladečské jeskyně
Total length of more than a kilometer, top electric lighting, discovered in the first half of the nineteenth century and first made available to the public only a few years after the creation of independent Czechoslovakia. It is open here between April and September, the accessible route is approximately 380 meters long. A number of skeletons of prehistoric inhabitants were also discovered here, as well as skeletons of reindeer or prehistoric bison.
Terezské údolí near Náměšt na Hané
Nature Reserve extending to about eight square kilometers. The small river Šumice flows through it, it is surrounded by spruce forests and the local region resembles a real paradise. The area is also valuable from the point of view of archaeological finds, a fortified rampart on the Rmíz rock or a wall with remains of pottery from the Late Stone Age was discovered here. There are also waterfowl and various rare plants. The educational trail is about six kilometers long and leads along the yellow…
