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Fairytales kingdom

 
 
 

Turistické a mapové centrum jižní Čechy
nám. Přemysla Otakara II. č.21


370 01 České Budějovice


tel.: 386 352 589

e-mail: mapcentrum@seznam.cz
web: www.pohadkovekralovstvi.cz

 

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Hiking can be both fun and educational. Collecting stamps from information offices, castles, chateaux, viewing towers, mills and many other tourist attractions will enable you to become acquainted with South Bohemia and the entire ‘fairytale kingdom’ (Fairytale South Bohemia, Fairytale Šumava, Fairytale Příbram District - Brdsko - Drdsko, Fairytale west).

 
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Turistické a mapové centrum jižní Čechy
nám. Přemysla Otakara II. č.21


370 01 České Budějovice


tel.: 386 352 589

e-mail: mapcentrum@seznam.cz
web: www.pohadkovekralovstvi.cz

 

Petr Vok - Fairytale kingdomPetr Vok - Fairytale kingdomcoinage 193Distance 0 mPetr Vok - Fairytale kingdom

Hiking can be both fun and educational.
ZOO OstravaZOO Ostravacoinage 430Distance 0 mZOO Ostrava
This is the second-largest zoo in the Czech Republic in terms of area.Indeed, it is possible to encounter nearly 4,000 animals in the grounds.We offer something for everyone - a place to relax, learn and have fun.Looking forward to your visit!
Zoo Ostrava - Kočkodan DianinZoo Ostrava - Kočkodan Dianincoinage 426Distance 0 mZoo Ostrava - Kočkodan Dianin
This is the second-largest zoo in the Czech Republic in terms of area.Indeed, it is possible to encounter nearly 4,000 animals in the grounds.We offer something for everyone - a place to relax, learn and have fun.Looking forward to your visit!
Zoo Ostrava - Gibon BelolícíZoo Ostrava - Gibon Belolícícoinage 537Distance 0 mZoo Ostrava - Gibon Belolící
White-faced gibbons have been living in the new breeding-exhibition facility for several weeks. They gradually get used to the new environment, which offers them much more space. But there are gibbons again even in the old premises.
Zoo Ostrava - KardinálovecZoo Ostrava - Kardináloveccoinage 538Distance 0 mZoo Ostrava - Kardinálovec
another species has been added to the new walk-through aviary La Pampa in the Ostrava Zoological Garden and Botanical Park - the green cardinal. However, this strikingly colored representative of songbirds is not unknown to zoo visitors, since 2008 it has been kept in one of the parrot aviaries.
Zoo Ostrava - KondorZoo Ostrava - Kondorcoinage 539Distance 0 mZoo Ostrava - Kondor
We have been breeding royal condors at the zoo since 1970. In 2017, after almost 50 long years, the first cub of this most brightly colored condor was finally born. Since then, the breeding couple has successfully raised five cubs.
Zoo Ostrava - MakakZoo Ostrava - Makakcoinage 540Distance 0 mZoo Ostrava - Makak
The new exposition was opened in 2022. Lion macaques have been bred by the Ostrava Zoo since 1978. All this time, these rare and endangered primates lived in relatively cramped spaces without natural vegetation. The old pavilion dates from 1966, is already completely inadequate and is due for demolition.
ZOO Ostrava - HippoZOO Ostrava - Hippocoinage 223Distance 30 mZOO Ostrava - Hippo
The original purpose of a zoo was most of all to allow its visitors to get to know as many different species of animals as possible; nobody considered what the animals might need. Animals which live in groups in the wild were often kept singly, and all under completely unsuitable conditions in small compounds.
ZOO Ostrava - Lemur ScarletZOO Ostrava - Lemur Scarletcoinage 052Distance 30 mZOO Ostrava - Lemur Scarlet
The original purpose of a zoo was most of all to allow its visitors to get to know as many different species of animals as possible; nobody considered what the animals might need. Animals which live in groups in the wild were often kept singly, and all under completely unsuitable conditions in small compounds.
ZOO Ostrava - An Elephant of IndiaZOO Ostrava - An Elephant of Indiacoinage 053Distance 30 mZOO Ostrava - An Elephant of India
The original purpose of a zoo was most of all to allow its visitors to get to know as many different species of animals as possible; nobody considered what the animals might need. Animals which live in groups in the wild were often kept singly, and all under completely unsuitable conditions in small compounds.
ZOO Ostrava - RashmiZOO Ostrava - Rashmicoinage 233Distance 30 mZOO Ostrava - Rashmi
The original purpose of a zoo was most of all to allow its visitors to get to know as many different species of animals as possible; nobody considered what the animals might need. Animals which live in groups in the wild were often kept singly, and all under completely unsuitable conditions in small compounds.
ZOO Ostrava -LionZOO Ostrava -Lioncoinage 417Distance 30 mZOO Ostrava -Lion
This is the second-largest zoo in the Czech Republic in terms of area.Indeed, it is possible to encounter nearly 4,000 animals in the grounds.We offer something for everyone - a place to relax, learn and have fun.Looking forward to your visit!
ZOO Ostrava - KukangZOO Ostrava - Kukangcoinage 418Distance 30 mZOO Ostrava - Kukang
This is the second-largest zoo in the Czech Republic in terms of area.Indeed, it is possible to encounter nearly 4,000 animals in the grounds.We offer something for everyone - a place to relax, learn and have fun.Looking forward to your visit!
ZOO Ostrava -Varan papuánskýZOO Ostrava -Varan papuánskýcoinage 562Distance 30 mZOO Ostrava -Varan papuánský

hanks to extensive support from the Statutory City of Ostrava, as well as ongoing projects, the Zoo has entered a decade of major redevelopment that is elevating the park towards the top-end of the country’s zoo community. In the near future, a restaurant will be unveiled that shall operate all year round.
ZOO Ostrava - African Slender-snouted CrocodileZOO Ostrava - African Slender-snouted Crocodilecoinage 360Distance 794 mZOO Ostrava - African Slender-snouted Crocodile
he original purpose of a zoo was most of all to allow its visitors to get to know as many different species of animals as possible; nobody considered what the animals might need. Animals which live in groups in the wild were often kept singly, and all under completely unsuitable conditions in small compounds.
 
 
 
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