Mount Říp, with its 460.8 m above sea level, is already visible from afar and a distinctive hill 4 kilometres south of Roudnice nad Labem. The previously stated height of 455 m above sea level is the height of the geodetic point, not the highest point. Its top is located in the cadastral area of Mnetěš.

Radobýl is a basalt hill located in the Central Bohemian Highlands. It rises above the village of Žalhostice on the right bank of the river Elbe, 3 km west of Litoměřice.
The characteristic,half-"bitten" silhouette of the hill is due to a former quarry, which uncovered and extracted a large part of the western side of the hill on several floors

Hořidla is a lookout tower located on the hill of the same name, at a height of 371 m above sea level. southwest of the village Chotiněves. Only walking access on field and forest roads is possible to the lookout tower. From the Třebutičky-Encovany road, turn left at the crossroads, or directly from Chotiněves or Jištěrpy. The nearest railway station is Horní Řepčice (approx. 3 km away). The lookout tower is freely accessible all year round.

Hillside built-up of cretaceous marly limestone over the valley of Pokratický potok (stream). Several species of plants and animals, which are extremely sensible to environmental quality, can be found here.

The lavender garden is located on private land and its owner provides it to the public during the growing season to visit, relax and explore. The garden is still under construction and includes its own workshop of decorations, products and products with a lavender theme. In the garden there is also a forge and arranging workshop.

Website: www.hrad-hazmburk.cz
E-mail: nemcova.miriam@npu.cz
Phone: +420 606 175 052

3.5 km northwest of Libochovice near the village Klapý on a basalt hill ruins of Házmburk are located. Házmburk (in German Hasenburg), sometimes Klapý, is a relatively well-preserved ruin of a castle from the 13th century. Of the castle survived two stone towers, that are one of the unmistakable landmarks of the Natural Park of Lower Poohří.

Website: www.stredohori.cz
E-mail: info@litomerice.cz
Address: Velké Žernoseky

Porta Bohemica or "Gate of Bohemia" is the name for the canyon-like valley of the Elbe River, which meanders and creates a really beautiful natural scenery. Porta Bohemica can be seen from many places, such as from the church in Dubice (left bank of the Elbe) or from the top of Kalvárie hill at Velké Žernoseky (right bank of the Elbe). 

Website: www.horamilesovka.cz
E-mail: milesovka@stredohori.cz
Phone: +420 721 953 845
Address: Mount Milešovka, Milešov, 411 32 Velemín

The highest mountain of České středohoří is Milešovka (837 above the sea level) located 20 km from Litoměřice, a national nature reserve. On the top there is an accessible weather station since 1904.

German naturalist A. Humboldt called in 1819 view from Milešovka as the third best view in the world. At the southern foot of Milešovka there is a Milešov village with a Renaissance chateau from the 16th century. It was built on a basaltic rock. The castle is not open to the public, there is a retirement home. The second highest peak of the Bohemian Uplands (České středohoří) is Hradišťany, 752 above the sea level, 7km southwest from Milešovka.

Website: www.zamek-ploskovice.cz
E-mail: ploskovice@npu.cz
Phone: +420 724 474 592
Address: Ploskovice 1, 411 42 Ploskovice

Ploskovice chateau was built as a summer residence by Grand Duchess Anna Marie Františka Tuscany in the first quarter of the 18th century. Originally it was a smaller chateau, nevertheless its demanding Baroque decoration was made by the most important Prague artists, the painter V. V. Reiner and the plasterer T. Soldatti.

Website: www.zamek-libochovice.cz
E-mail: zamek.libochovice@usti.npu.cz
Phone: +420 416 591 443
Address: Nám 5. května čp.1, 411 17 Libochovice

Renaissance storey chateau on the site of the original Gothic fortress. In 1682, rebuilt in the early baroque style. The chateau is surrounded by a beautiful chateau park, which was built probably in the early 17th century, and includes some exotic species of flora.

Website: https://www.facebook.com/chatalovos/
E-mail: info@chatalovos.eu
Phone: +420 608 611 958
Address: Oparno 41, 411 32 Velemín

Thanks to its size, graceful shape, steep slopes and location above the Elbe, the distinctive, 570 m high conical mountain northwest of Lovosice is the main landmark of Lovosice. There is a tourist cottage with restaurant at the top.

Website: www.mestolovosice.cz/pistanske-jezero/
E-mail: recepce@marinalabe.cz
Phone: +420 416 731 961

Žernosecké or also Píšťanské lake is an artificial lake with an area of ​​about 90 hectares, which is located between the villages of Velké Žernoseky and Žalhostice in Litoměřice district, on the right bank of the river Elbe, below the hill Radobýl.

E-mail: renda878@seznam.cz
Phone: +420 777 337 700
Address: Terezín 400, 411 55 Terezín

The museum exhibits cars and motorcycles from the socialist era, mostly from the period 1960-1990. These are vehicles from Trabant, Wartburg, Škoda, Tatra, Dacia, Lada, Moskvich. But you can also see vehicles that drove in 'capitalist foreign countries'. E.g. Mercedes, Fiat etc.

Website: Wikipedia - Boreč v Českém středohoří
E-mail: info@meulovo.cz
Phone: +420 416 571 174
Address: NPP Borečský vrch, 411 32 Velemín

A unique clinkstone mound with an altitude of 446 m near Režný Újezd ​​by Lovosice. Thanks to specific geological conditions, steam rises from the top of the mountain in winter, which makes it one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the wider area in freezing weather.

Website: https://www.pamatnik-terezin.cz/
E-mail: pamatnik@pamatnik-terezin.cz
Phone: +420 416 724 535
Address: 411 55 Terezín

On the initiative of the newly created Czechoslovak government, in 1947 the National Suffering Memorial was opened on the site of the suffering of tens of thousands; it was later on renamed the Terezín Memorial.