In the vicinity of the camp you can use:
Sport and recreation area of Mělník
- minigolf
- table tennis
- volleyball court with net
- summer swimming pool
- indoor pool
- winter stadium
- football field (artificial surface with lighting)
- sports tennis hall
Sights and attractions nearby:
Town of Mělník is a district town in the Central Bohemian Region 30 km north of Prague. It lies on the right bank of the Elbe opposite the mouth of the Vltava.
Historic centre is situated on a hill flowed by the Pšovka stream. (10 min.)
View of the confluence of the Elbe and Vltava (15 min.)
Lock, originally a medieval castle, of which the vaulted hall in the west wing and the gate from the 15th century have been preserved. After 1550, the Renaissance north wing with loggias was added, after 1690, the south wing with arcades was added, and after 1925, a wine bar with a terrace was renovated. (10 min.)
It stands on the lookout point behind the northern wing of the castle statue of Charles IV. by sculptor Josef Max from 1878. (10 min.)
Town hall, originally rychta from 1398, from 1449 the town hall, rebuilt after the fire of 1793 and again in 1889 and 1941. (10 min.)
Gothic three-aisled church of St. Peter and Paul, originally Romanesque from the 11th century, of which the lower part of the tower has been preserved. Rebuilt in the years 1480–1488 (vault in the nave, tower) and after 1516 (new presbytery, vault of the main nave and crypt). The chancel has a sanctuary from 1530 and a Renaissance bench. In the sacristy is the tomb of the provost Jan of Landštejn from 1389. Ossuary with the remains of about 15.000 people. (10 min.)
Cemetery Church of Sts. Ludmila from 1585 (10 min.)
Renaissance and Baroque houses on the square and in Palackého street. (10 min.)
Prague Gate (around 1500) and the remains of the walls with a bastion and a water tower. (10 min.)
Mělník Regional Museum is housed in the building of a former Capuchin monastery, originally a burgher's house dating from the second half of the 2th century on Peace Square in the historic city center. The museum specializes in the history of pram production in the Czech Republic and the history of viticulture in the Czech Republic. (10 min.)
Underground spaces - not only thanks to viticulture, the Mělník hill is interwoven with a network of underground spaces, which is gradually becoming accessible. The widest well in the Czech Republic can serve as an example
Purchase option
- Kaufland (5 min.)
- Tesco (5 min.)
Distant surroundings
- Kokořínsko Protected Landscape Area (5 km)
- Kokorin Castle (10 km)
- Houska Castle (15 km)
- Macha Lake (20 km)
- Bezděz Castle (20 km)
- Říp Mountain (10 km)
- Nelahozeves Castle (15 km)
- Veltrusy Castle (15 km)
- Holocaust Museum - Terezín Fortress (30 km)
- Prague (35 km)
