The circuit includes the 'best' from Litoměřice. Route: Mírové náměstí, Jezuitská street, the fences of José Rizal, the statue of K. H. Mácha and the theater, Mácha's stairs, Jarošova street, Mácha street to Dómské náměstí, the church of St. Wenceslas Square, Peace Square.

The tour does not include entrances to church buildings.

City tours in German and English can be booked in advance by e-mail at info@litomerice.cz.
The minimum number of visitors for the tour is 10 people

The information center on Mírové náměstí in Litoměřice is the entrance gate for a visit to the Kalich lookout tower, which was built in the 16th century for the burgher family Mrázů z Milešovky. The tower has a beautiful view of the town of Litoměřice, Hazmburk Castle, Říp Mountain and more.

The tower is accessible in the summer season (May-September) daily from 10:00 to 16:00 - the exact times of inspections will be specified by an employee of the information center. In winter (October-April) the Chalice is open Monday to Friday at 13:00.

A visit to Kalich is only possible in favorable weather and climatic conditions.

Price:

• Adults 80 CZK
• Children 6-15 years 30 CZK
• Students, pensioners, holders of a ZTP card 50 CZK

The maximum capacity of the tower is 12 people, the tour lasts approx. 25 minutes.

If you are interested in booking for a larger group of people, call +420 416 916 440 or write to email: info@litomerice.cz

'Richard Mine in the changes of time' is the name of the exhibition, which in the approximately 160 m long underground corridor under the town hall building was opened for tirists by the Litoměřice Tourism Center.

You will follow in the footsteps of the history of the Bídnice hill, which is located about 3 km west of Litoměřice and is not accessible to the public. First, limestone was mined here, then the Nazis built an underground factory in it and now it serves as a repository for radioactive waste. Each part of the exhibition recalls one period of the mine's existence. Undoubtedly the darkest is the end of the Second World War, when 4,500 prisoners of the 'Litoměřice' concentration camp died in Richard.

Along the corridor there are panels with information in Czech, German and English. The authenticity is underlined by period photographs, inscriptions, and there are also models of barrels in which radioactive waste is currently stored.

Admission:

Adults 80 CZK
Children 6-15 years 30 CZK
Students, pensioners, holders of a ZTP card 50 CZK

Exhibition opening hours:

May to September - Monday to Friday 10: 00-16: 00
October to April - Monday to Friday 10: 00-16: 00

The exact time of the inspection is determined by an information center employee.

Tickets are on sale at the information center in the arcade of the town hall on Mírové náměstí.