Nemojov U Dvora Králové Nad Labem

Those who choose Nemojov U Dvora Králové Nad Labem for their accommodation can combine their trip with wildlife observation, walks, water activities, and culture. The destinations offer very different ideas for day trips: from the Africké safari with free-roaming animals to botanical discoveries, historic churches, and collections.

Animals, educational trails, and water activities

A particular highlight is Safari Park Dvůr Králové. Its Africké safari is an area where you can travel among free-roaming ungulates and birds. During the day, knowledgeable talks about the respective animals take place at selected enclosures. This makes it possible to experience the visit not only as observation, but also as a more closely explained encounter with the animal world.

For a walk, the circular route of the Údolím Hartského potoka educational trail is a good choice. It begins at the gate of the municipal hospital and is just under 2 kilometers long. Information boards, several play elements, a jumping pit, and seating by a fire pit are among its features. Another circuit follows the 1.7-kilometer-long Městský památkový okruh to historically significant places, including the Davidova hvězda memorial and preserved remains of the town fortifications in Valová ulička.

Water can also be included in your travel plans. Tyršovo koupaliště has a separate paddling pool, a leisure pool, and a swimming pool. Jedu Labe also offers a 10-kilometer rafting and canoeing trip that lasts three hours, runs from Dvůr Králové nad Labem to Kuks, and is suitable for beginners.

Churches, collections, and remembrance

The Gothic Kostel sv. Jana Křtitele church was built on the site of an earlier Romanesque church and acquired its present form in the 1890s. The Kostel sv. Anny church contains an organ made in 1829 by Johann Antonín Barth from Dolní Olešnice. It is considered the last surviving organ by this builder that is still suitable for concert performance.

The Galerie minerálů displays more than 6,000 minerals and gemstones from the Czech Republic and around the world. It also includes fossil exhibitions with complete skeletons of a mosasaur and a plesiosaur. Geological and natural history topics thus stand alongside the town's history. The history of the synagogue in Dvůr Králové nad Labem is also part of the culture of remembrance: it was demolished in 1966; the town's Jewish inhabitants were murdered by the Nazis.

The Královédvorský pivovar Tambor brewery offers brewery tours by prior arrangement, during which the entire beer-making process is explained.

Botanical highlights and historic bicycles

In nearby Žireč, the park in the Areál sv. Josefa is open to everyone year-round and invites visitors to take a walk through the grounds. Coniferous and deciduous trees from Asia, North America, and South America grow there. In the Bylinkárium, you will find mint, sage, goldenrod, and hundreds of other herbs. Via botanica connects eleven botanically exceptional sites and complements this insight into the plant world.

The area around Dvůr Králové nad Labem also offers a diverse network of cycle paths with varying levels of difficulty. Another unusual stop is the Expozice historie cyklistiky in Žireč. It displays historic bicycles from the First Republic, as well as wartime and racing bicycles. Visitors can try out a penny-farthing trainer there or rent a rickshaw for a ride through the park. To continue searching for suitable destinations, you can also compare Petrikovice, Marsov U Upice, Velky Vrestov, Starobucke Debrne, Horní Kalná, Mostek, Svoboda Nad Upou, and Velké Svatoňovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Trutnov.