Among the towns of Central Bohemia, Kácov stands out for its location on the Sázava River, where the valley narrows between wooded slopes. This small market town belongs to the long-settled Posázaví region, a popular escape from Prague for river trips, walking and cycling. The Baroque Kácov Castle is a prominent local landmark, while the town’s brewery continues the Hubertus beer tradition. Rail tracks and roads follow the Sázava valley, linking Kácov with other riverside settlements and reinforcing its role as a practical stopping point in this part of Czechia. Browse additional webcams from the Sázava valley to extend your view of Central Bohemia.
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