Abertamy

Abertamy has served as a mining town in the Ore Mountains since the 16th century. Set on the Czech side of this long border range, it developed through the extraction and processing of tin, a resource that shaped the regional economy for centuries. The nearby settlement of Hřebečná preserves the industrial context of that past, while the Abertamy–Boží Dar–Horní Blatná mining landscape forms part of the UNESCO-listed Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří Mining Region. Today, Abertamy is a small upland town amid woods and open mountain terrain, linked to neighbouring communities by hiking and winter-sports routes. Continue with other webcams from the Karlovy Vary Region to see how this part of the Ore Mountains connects across Czechia’s borderlands.

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