Liberec region The Liberec Region gains its character from its specific position bordering the Czech Republic, Poland and Germany. The regional capital and natural centre of the region is the town of Liberec. Despite being the second smallest region in the Czech Republic, Liberec has played an important role in its history. This is an area with a rich history and plenty of natural, cultural and historic sights, which is justly described as a paradise for hikers, skiers, nature lovers, history admirers and regional product enthusiasts. The romantic scenery provided by rock towns and a mountain range forming a natural border is the reasons why the most protected natural areas in the Czech Republic are situated here. Visitors to this region will find a wide range of interesting towns and places here, particularly ancient castles and romantic chateaux. In many places, unique, preserved timbered buildings can be seen. The system of stone and metal observation towers, which cannot be found elsewhere in the country, is also very unique. One of the reasons for visiting the Liberec Region may be the world famous local glass and jewellery, which reflect the rich history of this region. The Liberec Region is not only about history and culture; it is also the ideal place for an active holiday. Sports lovers will welcome both the ideal terrains for summer and winter sports and the wide variety of adrenaline activities. Thanks to the diverse terrain and good technical facilities, a large number of international sporting events, including world cups in cross-country skiing, Nordic combined and ski jumping, as well as the traditional Jizerská 50, are held here. Thanks to the quality and diversity of the selection of excellent services, the Liberec Region ranks among the favourite destinations for holidays for thousands of tourists from all over Europe. The Liberec Region features four tourist areas - the Jizera Mountains, Bohemian Paradise, the Českolipsko region and the Krkonoše Mountains, which give visitors infinite possibilities of how to spend their free time. i map menu www