The golf course was built in 1993 on recultivated countryside just a 5-minute drive from the Most town centre. A clubhouse with refreshments, a pro-shop, driving range, putting and chipping green, practice hole, club hire and car park are available. Coaching services are provided. In wintertime you can take part in indoor activities.
The Klíny Sports Complex in the Ore Mountains is suitable for both summer and winter activities. You will find a rope park, a bike park, all-terrain scooters, a tennis court, an outdoor climbing wall and children’s playgrounds. The region offers excellent trails for runners and cyclists.
The reservoir takes its name from the flooded village of Fláje. It was built between 1954 and 1963 to supply the area with drinking water. Height 47.5 m, length 459 m, width 8 m. The dam holds back 22.4 million m3 of water. The submerged area covers 149 ha and its maximum depth is 57 m.
160 animal species are on display in this park measuring 112 ha. The complex offers the Safari Express and a children’s playground. Around the park you will also find free-range animals which you can feed.
Jezeří Castle is a category one heritage landmark, unique not only for its outstanding artistic and architectural value, but also for its troubled fate, extraordinarily beautiful location and its significance for current and future development and shaping of life in the Ore Mountain region.
The tradition of brewing beer directly in the grounds of the Osek Cistercian Monastery has been restored and beer is once again being brewed under the traditional name OSSEGG – Cistercian Abbey beer. You will find the brewery in one of the outbuildings built directly on the Osek Monastery grounds.
The Osek Cistercian Monastery, built around 1206, is located approximately 15 minutes outside of Most. The restoration of the monastery brewery is a part of the revitalisation of the monastery, which is divided into a number of stages.
Expeditions of the industrial and virgin countryside of North-West Bohemia. Take in the enchanting Ore Mountains interwoven with galleries, the tertiary volcanoes of the Bohemian Uplands, the stratovolcano of the Doupov Mountains, and among all this, the Most Coal Basin full of enormous opencast mines and chemical industry facilities.
The dominant feature of the Korozluky district is its castle offering tours of its interior, church ceremonies, cultural and social events, vernissages, concerts, summer theatre, tours of the castle grounds with deer and fallow deer, rides in historic carriages, tours of historic vehicles and wedding ceremonies.
A rope park with two routes with a total length of 110 metres located in the immediate vicinity of the Osek outdoor swimming pool. The 3D labyrinth can hold up to 110 visitors at once. The labyrinth contains 8 rope obstacles, 6 footbridges, a spiral access staircase and two transfer walkways allowing visitors to move safely between the park’s individual levels.
