Discover Central Bohemia live
Between historic towns, green hills and romantic river valleys, the Central Bohemian Region invites you to make unforgettable discoveries - just a stone's throw from Prague. Whether World Heritage Site in Kutná Hora, stalactite caves near Beroun or wine enjoyment in Mělník: culture, nature and active vacations are perfectly combined here. A click on the live webcam in Monínec brings the region directly to your home - for real anticipation of your trip to the heart of Bohemia.
The Central Bohemia region
The Středočeský kraj ( Central Bohemian Region) completely surrounds the capital city of Prague and borders seven other regions in the Czech Republic, including Ústecký, Plzeňský and Pardubický. With around 1.4 million inhabitants in an area of approx. 11,000 km², it is the largest and one of the most populous regions in the Czech Republic. The region does not officially have its own capital, as Prague is administratively independent - but economically and culturally the region is closely intertwined with the Czech capital. Central Bohemia is characterized by river valleys such as the Elbe (Labe), the Bohemian Karst, picturesque castles such as Karlštejn and vast hilly landscapes. The Central Bohemian Region is ideal for day trips into the countryside - with history, nature and enjoyment right on the doorstep of Prague. Get an authentic picture of this region with the webcams and find out about the current weather - for perfect planning of your activities.
Experience Central Bohemia - treasures at the gates of Prague
Central Bohemia combines historic towns, impressive nature and numerous excursion destinations. Although Prague is geographically located in the center, it is not part of the region in administrative terms. Instead, towns such as Kutná Hora, with its imposing St. Barbara's Church and the famous Sedlec Ossuary, invite you to marvel. The UNESCO World Heritage town was once the center of silver mining and today impresses with its medieval flair. In Kladno, you can experience the history of mining, while Mělník with its castle above the confluence of the Vltava and Elbe rivers offers magnificent views and entices visitors with regional wine. Beroun, situated on the edge of the Bohemian Karst, is the perfect starting point for hikes to the Koněprusy stalactite caves. Numerous castles, monasteries, nature parks and charming villages are just a short drive from Prague - ideal for day trips or relaxing vacations in the countryside. Monínec is a popular year-round resort for active vacationers and families: in winter, ski slopes, a chairlift and guaranteed snow thanks to modern snowmaking technology. In summer, a bike park, hiking trails and wonderful views of the Bohemian hills await you. Just take a look at the live webcam in Monínec - and immerse yourself in the fascinating atmosphere of Central Bohemia.
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