Location: Trutnov
Top Things to do in Trutnov
10 Things to Do in Trutnov That You Shouldn't Miss
Trutnov (Czech pronunciation: [ˈtrutnof]; German: Trautenau) is a city in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic. It has a population of 31,239 and lies in the Krkonoše in the valley of the Úpa River.
Restaurants in Trutnov
1. Fort Stachelberg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Pavel H
The Stachelberg fortress was built for the defense of the republic in 1937-1938. It has never been completed and today visitors can admire both the strength of the building and the course of the building.
2. Areal Mlade Buky
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Martin B - Prague
Baldův svět is excellent place for children! Especially our 6 years old son loved it there. And our 4 years old daughter enjoyed bobsled track.
3. Adrspach-Teplice Rocks
Overall Ratings
5 based on 390 reviews
Reviewed By sterwuv - Melbourne
Visited here in late May. Saying WOW doesn't described these absolutely stunning and mind blowing sandstone formations. We were part of a very small tour group. Our tour guide described different formations, names etc and led us through very good walkways to Waterfalls, through narrow passages, up and down some VERY steep steps (be warned!). Apparently some of the Narnia films were filmed here? So glad we were able to visit this place, probably if we hadn't been on this tour we would never have had the chance to enjoy such beauty. Highly recommended.
4. Adrspasskoteplicke skaly
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By CYRIL Z - Saint-Raphael, France
A very perfect beautiful place to discover !!! Lot of beautiful and strange rocks.
All was perfect but not the restaurant Vera Vrzalova at the Hotel Lesni Zatisi !!!
Food at the restaurant was totally horrible !!!
Staff said us all are specialities , but it was without taste, lot of oil !!!
Youmust be run when you see this restaurant !!!
5. Cable car Janske Lazne
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Miloslav Z - Prague, Czech Republic
Amazing ski express from Janské lázně to the top of Černá hora. The cabin was very comfortable, clean and surprisingly silent. It tooks about 10 minutes to the top. There is a bar and restaurant. Dogs are welcomed. Very helpful staff.
6. ZOO Dvur Kralove
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 185 reviews
Reviewed By verysek - Bishops Stortford, United Kingdom
Amazing place! Must be the most nicest Zoo in Czech Republic! Fantastic African deco!
We have visited in summer holidays so it was busy, however we have arrived early morning and went straight on the Safari trip - guided tour. Our driver/guide was great, full of animal knowledge and very entertaining with very interesting facts. We were surprise how big this place is and how many animals were there.
Lots to do with children, massive rope park, adventure park and lots activities on each corner of the Zoo. Animals here look very happy and well look after. Lots of places to get food and beverage and large souvenir shop too.
Overall? Great place to spend with family and friends, we have spent there a whole day!
7. Mountaineering Museum Dolni Adrspach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By JanisLatvia - Latvia
Quite different from Hruboskalsko in Česky raj. There is a well placed walking trail for a couple of hours of slow walking, Some rocks are in interesting forms, between the rocks weaves narrow ravines. Some stairs are quite steep and at least one gap between the rocks maybe an obstacle for larger people.
The site can be accessed by the train and by car. There are quite a large parking places (but you have to buy tickets) and the entry is also charged, but it is worth to pay, because the site is well kept.
8. Teplicke skaly Capi vrch
Overall Ratings
5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By pyotrek - Warsaw, Poland
We had a family weekend down south of Poland with couple of friends too and we decided to go for a short trip to see Teplicke Skaly (Rock City). It was 45 min. ride from the place we stayed.
It's easy to get there with GPS. Plenty of parking space but be aware that it was first weekend of September so not quite peak of summer season.
Family admission is 170Kč. There is beautiful pond/lake just in front of the entrance. Unfortunately - swimming is not allowed. Shame, because it was hot as hell!
You walking along clearly marked path. Views are amazing! There are some steep walk inns and walk downs but not many. I was with my kids 8 and 10 and they made it .
We spend there c.a. 3 hours. There is restaurant where you can have cold one and simple meal. You need to be prepared to pay 100Kč/person/meal.
I recommend to exchange PLN or EUR to Kč before you get to Adrspach, because difference is huge!
9. Snezka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By Carlos196808 - Trutnov, Czech Republic
The highest mountain in Czechia! Once you reach the top, you have a good feeling not only thank to the beautiful view, but also thank to you made it on your own. :-) You can also use the new cable cabin to get up.
10. Dum pod jasanem
Overall Ratings
5 based on 11 reviews
On the edge of Trutnov you will become immersed in the times of our ancestors. You can try processing flax, preparing yarn, or weaving some fabric just like in the times when cotton-spinners produced the famous flax linen in their cottages in the Krkonoše (Giant) Mountains. In the craftsman’s workshop you can try one of the textile-making techniques and take your very own product home.
Reviewed By Rosa C
Very friendly and skilled staff, absolutely beautiful workshop and museum. A great atmosphere and an unforgettable experience. You MUST visit if you are in the region!
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