Varnsdorf

Varnsdorf sits on the Mandau River in the Šluknov Hook of northern Czechia, where the country reaches into a borderland beside Saxony and north of the Lusatian Mountains. The town’s broad, built-up valley reflects its long role as an industrial centre: textile manufacturing became central to local development in the 19th century. The Church of St Peter and Paul is among the town’s principal historic landmarks, while the German frontier lies immediately beyond its northern neighbourhoods. Varnsdorf helps explain the Czech–German cultural and economic ties that shape this outer corner of the Ústí nad Labem Region. Continue with other webcams from the Ústí nad Labem Region to see how this part of northern Czechia connects regionally.

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