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East Bohemia is a region of the Czech Republic.

Cities

Hradec Králové region

Pardubice region

  • 7 Pardubice. Home to an international airport Pardubice (Q36989) on Wikidata Pardubice on Wikipedia
  • 8 Chrudim. Chrudim (Q986070) on Wikidata Chrudim on Wikipedia
  • 9 Svitavy. Svitavy (Q755698) on Wikidata Svitavy on Wikipedia
  • 10 Česká Třebová. Česká Třebová (Q341056) on Wikidata Česká Třebová on Wikipedia
  • 11 Ústí nad Orlicí. Ústí nad Orlicí (Q330409) on Wikidata Ústí nad Orlicí on Wikipedia
  • 12 Vysoké Mýto. Vysoké Mýto (Q999916) on Wikidata Vysoké Mýto on Wikipedia
  • 13 Moravská Třebová. Moravská Třebová (Q1000078) on Wikidata Moravská Třebová on Wikipedia
  • 14 Litomyšl. Litomyšl (Q722732) on Wikidata Litomyšl on Wikipedia
  • 15 Lanškroun. Lanškroun (Q1000033) on Wikidata Lanškroun on Wikipedia
  • 16 Hlinsko. Hlinsko (Q1433206) on Wikidata Hlinsko on Wikipedia

Other destinations

  • 1 Krkonoše (Giant Mountains). Krkonoše is a mountain range located along the border to Poland. The highest peak, Sněžka (Polish: Śnieżka, German: Schneekoppe; 1,603 m), is the Czech highest point. The oldest Czech national park was founded there in 1963. Giant Mountains (Q214644) on Wikidata Giant Mountains on Wikipedia
  • 2 Český Ráj (Czech Paradise). A beautiful landscape with sandstone rocks, karst areas and cultural heritage (castles, chateaus and castle ruins). Český ráj Protected Landscape Area (Q8465664) on Wikidata
  • 3 Prachovské skály (Prachov Rocks). Rock blocks, towers and pillars formed by the water and wind into a shape of rock "city". Prachov Rocks (Q452242) on Wikidata Prachov Rocks on Wikipedia
  • 4 Orlické hory (Eagle Mountains). A mountain range in northeastern Bohemia along the Polish border. Orlické hory (Q358361) on Wikidata Orlické Mountains on Wikipedia
  • 5 Broumovsko. Protected landscape area near city of Broumov. Interesting sandstone rock areas include Adršpach-Teplice Rock Town and Broumovské walls. Broumovsko Protected Landscape Area (Q8465235) on Wikidata Broumovsko Protected Landscape Area on Wikipedia
  • 6 Vrchlabí. Vrchlabí (Q1008595) on Wikidata Vrchlabí on Wikipedia

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Get around

There is a modern corridor rail Praha-Ostrava-Brno-Wien going through the region. Pardubice, Choceň, Ústí nad Orlicí, Česká Třebová and Svitavy lie on the track, however most modern IC and EC trains stop only in Pardubice and Česká Třebová. To visit all other mentioned towns, you have to take either rychlík (R) or osobní/spěšný vlak (Os/Sp) trains. Chrudim lies on the rail connecting Pardubice and Jihlava. There are many minor local rails in the region as well but with few exceptions it is not very convenient to use them.

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