Cerveny Kostelec

Červený Kostelec sits in the foothills of the Jestřebí Mountains in northeastern Bohemia, where gently rolling country leads toward the Polish borderlands. The town belongs to Czechia’s Náchod District and retains the scale of a regional centre rather than a large urban hub. Its leading historic monument is the Baroque Church of St James the Greater, designed by Kilián Ignác Dientzenhofer in the 18th century. Brodský Pond, on the edge of town, provides a waterside contrast to the built-up centre and is a familiar local recreation spot. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Červený Kostelec relates to the foothills of the Jestřebí Mountains and the wider northeastern Bohemian landscape.

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