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© Lonely Planet 404 Index A Mucha Gallery 250 Blatnica 316 accommodation 361-3, see also Nitra State Gallery 301 boat travel 374, 375, see also boat individual locations North Bohemia Fine Arts trips activities 23, 60-4, 23, see also Gallery 199 boat trips, see also boat travel individual activities Olomouc Museum of Art 228 Adršpach Rock Town 219 Adršpach Rock Town 219-20 Považská Gallery 310 Bratislava 283 Adršpach-Teplice Rocks 58, 218-20, Schwarzenberg Palace 82 Labe River 200 219, 8 Slovak National Gallery 281 Lednice 264 air travel 371-2, 374-5 South Bohemian Aleš Gallery Orlík nad Vltavou area 164, 165 animals 57-9 149-50, 169 Pieniny National Park 339 Aqua City 326 South Moravian Museum 256 Piešťany 296 Aqua Park Tatralandia 318 Sternberg Palace 82 Prague 103, 104 architecture 18, 44-6, see also castles St George Museum 141 Sandstone Rocks of Labe 203 & chateaux, wooden churches Strahov Gallery 84 Strážnice 266 art nouveau 45, 46 State Gallery 268 bobsledding 222, 223 cubism 45-6, 90-1 Veletržni Palace 98 Bodružal 357 art galleries, see also museums Vyšehrad Gallery 100 Bojnice 309 Andy Warhol Family Museum of West Bohemian Gallery 192 books 18 Modern Art 358 arts 37-48, see also classical music, architecture 46 Braunův Betlém 213 jazz music, literature, music, food 50 Chateau Gallery 270 painting health 383 City Art Gallery 244 Astronomical Clock 88-9 hiking 60 INDEX Danubiana Meulensteen Art ATMs 367 history 26, 29 Museum 290 Austerlitz 248-9 literature 18, 29 Dezider Milly Gallery 356 national parks 59 DOX Centre for Contemporary B travel 19 Art 98 Banská Bystrica 305-6, 306 Bohemian Paradise Protected East Bohemian Gallery 211 Banská Štiavnica 306-8, 307 Landscape Region 215 East Slovak Art Gallery 349 Banskobystrický kraj 305-9 border crossings 372-3 Egon Schiele Centrum 152 Bardejov 351-3, 352, 6 Bratislava 275-90, 276, 278, 7 Gallery Bazovský 298 Bardejovské Kúpele 353-5 accommodation 283-5 Gallery of Ján Koniarek 294 bathrooms 362 activities 282 Gallery of Modern Art 207 Battle of Vítkov 101-2 attractions 279 Gallery Roberta Guttmanna 93 Bavory 261 drinking 286-7, 7 House at the Golden Ring 90 Bechyně 169 emergency services 277 House at the Stone Bell 89 beer 50-1, 12, see also breweries entertainment 286-8 House of Arts 268 beer gardens 116 events 283 Jan Zrzavý gallery 252 festivals 104, 229, 365 festivals 283 Jozef Kollár Gallery 307 spa treatment 181 food 285-6 Kinsky Gallery 251 Belá Tatras 333-4 information 277 Kinský Palace 89 Benešov 140-1 medical services 278 Lidice Gallery 132 Beroun 129-31 safe travel 279 Mánes Gallery 97 Bešeňová 322 shopping 288 Martin Benka Museum 316 bicycle travel, see cycling tourist information 279 MeetFactory 100 Bila, Vera 44 tours 283 Moravian Gallery 243 birds 57 travel to/from 288-9 Bítov 259 travel within 289 000 Map pages Blansko 247-8 breweries 000 Photograph pages Blanský Les Protected Landscape Budweiser Budvar Brewery 146 Region 155 Eggenberg Brewery 152 INDEX (B-C) 405 Municipal Brewery 232 Jindřichův Hradec chateau 170 St Martin’s Cathedral, Spiš 342 Prazdroj (Pilsner Urquell) Brewery Karlštejn Castle 129, 12 St Vitus Cathedral 80-1 192 Kežmarok Castle 337 caves, see also caving Regent Brewery 156 Kokořín Castle 134 Balcarka jeskyně 248 Brno 238-48, 239, 240 Konopiště Chateau 140-1 Demänova Freedom Cave 321 accommodation 245 Křivoklát castle 131-2 Demänova Ice Cave 321 attractions 241 Lednice chateau 264 Dobšinská Ice Cave 345 drinking 246 Lešná chateau 272 Domica Cave 346 emergency services 238 Liptov Castle 322 Gombasecká Cave 346 entertainment 246-7 Litomyšl chateau 213-14 Jasov Cave 347 food 245-6 Loket Castle 188 Javoříčko Caves 231 information 238-41 Ľubovňa Castle 339-40 Kateřinská 248 medical services 239 Mělník Chateau 133 Koněprusy Caves 130 tourist information 241 Mikulov chateau 260 Krásnohorská Cave 347 travel to/from 247 New Castle, Banská Štiavnica Moravian Karst 247-8 travel within 247 307-8 Ochtinská Cave 347 Budweiser Budvar Brewery 146 Nitra Castle 300 Punkevni Cave 248 bungy jumping 165 Old Castle, Banská Štiavnica 307 Šipka Cave 232 bus travel 373, 375-6 Orava Castle 317-18 Sloupsko-Šošůvské jeskyně 248 bushwalking, see hiking Orlík castle 164 Slovak Karst National Park 346 business hours 363 Pardubice Castle 211 caving 64, see also caves Pernštejn castle 249-50 cell phones 369 C Písek castle 163 Čeňkova Pila 159 canoeing 63 Prague Castle 78-82, 79 Central Slovakia 303-22, 304 Beroun 130 Rožmberk nad Vltavou castle Černý, David 47, 86, 100, 102 INDEX Český Krumlov 11, 153, 11 159-61 Červená Lhota 172 Lake Lipno 162 Slavkov chateau 249 Červený Kameň 293 Sázava River 141 Špilberk Castle 243-4 Červený Kláštor 339 Strážnice 266 Spiš Castle 342-3, 8 České Budějovice 144-8, 145 Vyšší Brod 161 Šternberk Castle, Český Šternberk Českobudějovicko Region 144-58 car travel 141 Český Krumlov 11, 150-5, 151, 11 rental 376-7 Šternberk Castle, Šternberk 231 Český ráj 215-18, 216 road rules 377 Strečno Castle 311-12 Český Šternberk 141 to/from the republics 373 Střmen castle 218 Český Těšín 235 within the republics 376-8 Telč chateau 252 Charles Bridge 87-8, 4 castles & chateaux 24, 298 Třebíč chateau 254 Charles IV 27 Archbishops’ Chateau 270 Třeboň Chateau 156 influence on Bohemia 129, 163, Bechyně castle 169 Trenčín Castle 297-8 182 Beckov castle 296 Trosky Castle 217 redesign of Prague 44, 68, 87, 91 Bítov castle 259 Valdštejn castle 217 chateaux, see castles & chateaux Bojnice Castle 309 Valtice castle 263 children, travel with 363 Bouzov Castle 231 Vizovice chateau 272 Bratislava 283 Bratislava Castle 279-80 Vranov chateau 259 Brno 244 Budatín Castle 311 Vyšehrad Fortress 99-100 food 53 Čachtice castle 296 Zlín chateau 267 health 385 Červená Lhota 172 Znojmo Castle 257 Prague 103 Červený Kameň 293 Zvíkov Castle 165 Chopok úboč 320 Český Krumlov Castle 152, 11 cathedrals, see also churches, convents churches, see also cathedrals, convents Děčín chateau 201 & monasteries & monasteries, wooden churches Devín Castle 289-90 Cathedral of SS Peter & Paul 242 Bethlehem Chapel 92 Hluboká Chateau 149 Cathedral of St Barbara 137 Blue Church 282 Hraniční Chateau 265 Cathedral of St Elizabeth 349 Church of Our Lady Before Týn itineraries 24, 24 St Emeram Cathedral 300-1 89, 5 Janův Castle 265 St Martin’s Cathedral, Bratislava Church of Our Lady of the Snows Jičín chateau 217 280 95 406 INDEX (C-E) churches continued Cistercian Monastery, Žďár nad disabilities, travellers with 370 Church of SS Cyril & Methodius 97 Sázavou 251 discount cards 73, 364 Church of SS Peter & Paul 99 Convent of St Agnes 94 Dobroslava 357 Church of St Elizabeth 282 Convent of St George 82 Dobšinská Ice Cave 345 Church of St James, Brno 243 Great Seminary 301 drinks 50-2, see also beer, wine Church of St James, Levoča 340-1 Monastery of St John 130 driving, see car travel Church of St John of Nepomuk 251 Porta Coeli Cistercian convent Dubček, Alexander 30, 31, 69, Church of St Nicholas, Prague 85 250 95 Church of St Nicholas, Znojmo 257 Teplá Monastery 182 Dukla Pass 358 Church of the Assumption of the Strahov Monastery 84 Ďumbier 320 Virgin 244 Zlatá Koruna 155 Dunajec Gorge 339 Church of the Most Sacred Heart of costs 17-19, 364 Dvořák, Antonín 42, 97, 184 Our Lord 101 credit cards 367-8 Church of the Nativity of Our Lord 84 crystalware 48, 185, 368 E Church of the Transfiguration of cubism 45-6, 90-1 East Bohemia 205-23, 206 Our Lord on Mt Tábor 167 culture 25, 34-48, 25 East Slovakia 335-60, 336 Loreta 84 Čunovo 290 Eastern Borderlands 355-60 Parish Church of Our Lady 305 customs regulations 364 economy 16, 34-5 St Barbara Chapel 192 cycling 61-2, 375 electricity 362 St Bartholomew Church 191 Beroun 130 email access 366-7 St James Church 90 Bratislava 282 embassies 364-5 St Nicholas Church 88 Český ráj 215 emergencies 388 St Procopius’ Basilica 254 Demänova Valley 320 environmental issues 59 University Church of St John the Greenways trail 62 ethnographic museums & skanzen, see Baptist 294 High Tatras 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