Park Boheminium i Tjeckien - Tjeckien i miniatyr

Writer: Helena Bergström

Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic is a miniature Czech Republic. Here you can check out all the amazing castles and fortresses in the country, but in miniature. Have you seen any of these impressive buildings in person?

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Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

When we were last in the Czech Republic, in the area of the Karlovy Vary, we took the opportunity to visit the Park Boheminium in Marianske Lazne. We were on a blogging trip and on this particular afternoon everyone in the group was doing different things. Our blogging colleagues went cycling or tried the spa, while Peter and I chose to check out Park Boheminium, which is a miniature Czech Republic.

4th largest miniature park in Europe

Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic is the fourth largest miniature park in Europe. A total of 115,000 visitors come every year to check out the detailed miniature versions of Czech monuments on a scale of 1:25. We were here on a rather rainy day, and yet it was a really successful visit.

Castles and fortresses in the Czech Republic

It is certainly fun for children to check out the miniature park, but also for all adults who like history, architecture and sights. The Czech Republic is really full of amazing buildings and the miniature park gives you the chance to see some of them.

We found some castles that we have seen in real life, namely Loket in Loket, Becov nad Teplou south of Karlovy Vary and Kynzvart Castle south-west of Karlovy Vary. We also discovered that there are many others, absolutely fantastic, castles and fortresses that we would like to see.

Kokorin i Park Boheminium i Tjeckien — Kokorin Castle in Kokorin, north-east of Prague

Bezdez i Park Boheminium i Tjeckien — Bezdez Castle in Bezdez, north-east of Prague

Karlstein i Prag i Park Boheminium i Tjeckien — Karlstein Castle in Prague

lethoradek Hvezda, Park Boheminium i Tjeckien — Lethoradek Hvezda Castle in Prague

Loket, Park Boheminium i Tjeckien — Loket Castle in the town of Loket, south-west of Karlovy Vary

Becov nad Teplou, Park Boheminium i Tjeckien — Becov nad Teplou Castle, south of Karlovy Vary

Kynzvart Castle, south-west of Karlovy Vary

Lltomyzl Castle, in the eastern part of the Czech Republic

Zamek hluboka — Hluboka nad Vltavou Castle, north of Cesky Krumlov, southern Czech Republic

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Churches, towers and pillars

Besides castles and fortresses, we checked out a number of cool churches, towers and pillars. We've seen the Karolinin Pramen in Marianske Lazne, and the other buildings are now simply on our bucket list. Aren't they cool?

Lovecky Zamek Humprecht, Northern Czech Republic

katedrala svateho Bartolomejo — Cathedral of St Bartholomew in Plzen, western Czech Republic

krasno — Spiral tower Krasno in Krasno, in Karlovy Vary County

Karolinin Pramen i Marianske Lazne — Karolinin Pramen in Marianske Lazne, Karlovy Vary County

Sv Jan Nepumucky, Zd'ar nad Nazavou — Zd'ar nad Nazavou, in the Vysočina region of the Czech Republic

Lednice Minaret in Lednice, southern Czech Republic

Walk back to Marianske Lazne

When we were done with our visit, we chose to walk back to Marianske Lazne through the forest. A beautiful walk of just under three kilometres, downhill. A nice afternoon! Did you recognise these cool Czech buildings?

More to see and do in the Czech Republic

There is of course much more to see and do in the Czech Republic. Below you'll find lots of reports with tips and inspiration.

Facts about Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

Address: Miniature Park Boheminium, Krakonoš 665, Mariánské Lázně
Service: There is a bistro and barbecue, a café and an ice cream parlour. There is also a small souvenir shop.
Pets: Dogs are allowed, but must be kept on a lead. Other pets are not allowed.
To think about: Smoking is prohibited in the park.
Read more: You can find more information at the park's website.

Opening hours

General information on opening hours: The park is open all year round. The opening hours below are for 2019. Please check the park's website for changes.
Opening hours in high season: During the high season (July-August) the park is open 10:00-19:00.
Opening hours mid-season: In the low season (April-June and September-October) the park is open 10:00 - 18:00.
Opening hours in low season: During the low season (November-March) the park is open 10:00-17:00.

Prices in Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

General about prices: The following prices are valid for 2019. Please note that prices are subject to change. See the park's website for current prices.
Prices for adults: Adults pay 160 Czech koruna (about 73 crowns), 2019.
Discounted prices: Children 3-15 years old, students, seniors (65+ years old) and people with a disability card pay 110 Czech koruna (about 50 crowns). Children under 3 years old enter free of charge.
Family ticket: Families with a maximum of three children up to the age of 15 can buy a family ticket for 460 Czech koruna (around €208).

Getting to Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

Car or taxi: Car or taxi from Marianske Lazne takes about 10 minutes. Car from Prague takes just under 2 hours, from Plzen one hour and from Karlovy Vary 45 minutes.
Go for a walk: It is possible to walk from Marianske Lazne, it is 2.8 kilometres uphill. The steepest part can be taken a cable car.
Bus: You can also take bus number 13 from Marianske Lazne.

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Ruth i Virginia says:

Absolutely fantastic!
Want to see! 🙂
And what a beautiful forest!

04 July 2019 - 6:07

Ama de casa says:

What a fantastic place! And so practical to be able to see the whole Czech Republic in a "small" area - perfect if you are a bit stressed and don't have time to take the big tour 😉.

04 July 2019 - 9:39

Daniela / Discovering The Planet says:

Actually a really fun idea. Lucky you were able to join us :).

04 July 2019 - 16:09

Rolle o Carina says:

So nice and easy to be able to see the whole Czech Republic at once 🙂 .

Take care......

04 July 2019 - 18:13

BP says:

So delicious! What a great idea. Imagine if you could have been involved in building these castles and fortresses. Honestly, I am not very interested in going on guided tours in "real" castles, but this is a completely different thing. All in one so to speak;-)

04 July 2019 - 19:51

Lena - gott för själen says:

It's unbelievable how much work they put in. Think of all the details! Cool place!

Hug Lena

05 July 2019 - 6:17

4000mil says:

Haha, had almost forgotten that park! 🙂

07 July 2019 - 6:33

Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic - Czech Republic in miniature

Writer: Helena Bergström

Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

4th largest miniature park in Europe

Castles and fortresses in the Czech Republic

Churches, towers and pillars

Walk back to Marianske Lazne

More to see and do in the Czech Republic

Facts about Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

Opening hours

Prices in Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

Getting to Park Boheminium in the Czech Republic

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