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Pension Barandov

Hrádek nad Nisou


Pension Barandov
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Description:

The three-star Pension Barandov is located in Hrádek nad Nisou, in the Nisa Euroregion. The pension is situated in the centre of town. It offers accommodation in seven rooms with a capacity of 24 beds. Almost all the rooms have a beautiful view of the town.

The catering services in the Old Bohemian Restaurant, as well as in the pizzeria, family confectioner´s and cellar beer hall are based on traditional values you might expect from the location and character of the pension and the latest trends in catering. In summer guests can sit on our outdoor terrace.

The pension has conference lounge, which can be used for various social and cultural events. Pets are welcome in the pension.

The relaxation centre is ideal not only for relaxing after the psysical and mental strain of the working week, but also as an informal and unconventional place for get-togethers and work meetings.

Guests can use the pension´s lockable can park free of charge. The building has its own camera system. Your car will be secure with us.

Location:

The summits of mountains embrace a large part of the Czech Republic. In the north of the country, the river Nisa has created a path among these mountains and the town of Hrádek nad Nisou lies at the place where the river valley widens. The river initially forms the border between the Czech Republic and Germany before later becoming the border between Germany and Poland. Hrádek nad Nisou has become, albeit only relatively recently, a town at the border of three states, a town at the heart of the Tri-Nation Region. The Tri-Nation Region is a region where you can come across the traditions and customs of three independent nations, but also discover much of what they have in common. It is but a short step to neighbouring Poland and Germany, no matter whether you travel by train, by car, on foot or by bike. The Tri-Nation Point, the place where the borders of the Czech Republic, Germany and Poland meet at the confluence of the Nisa River and the Oldřichov Stream, is an easily accessible and attractive area for tourists. The landscape in the Czech part of the Tri-Nation Region appeals to visitors who are interested in sports and are looking, for example, for relaxation near water or in forests. The Hrádek area lies in the foothills of the Lusatian and Zittau Mountains. The mountains and their environs are interwoven with a dense network of hiking tracks and cycle trails. They will take you to mysterious rock towers in the middle of forests, to far flung lookout towers, to castles and ruins and many other places associated with history and to reservoirs which offer the opportunity of swimming in the summer. You can experience adventure by rafting down the Nisa, especially in spring or after rain. If the weather permits, the forests in the environs of Hrádek can be a paradise for mushrooming. Grabštejn A castle and château. This castle which originally belonged to the Lords of Donín and stands on a high promontory was first mentioned as early as in the 13th century. It underwent a fundamental reconstruction to almost its current renaissance appearance under Jiří Mehl of Střelice in the 16th century. The current appearance of Saint Barbara’s with its valuable fittings and decorations also dates from that period. After the Thirty Years War, the battlements were demolished and the Trautsmanndorf family sold the château to the House of Galass, later Clam-Gallas, who owned it up to 1945. In the second half of the 20th century, the Army of the Czech Republic used the original castle. It was significantly devastated during that period. However, the building of the upper castle and the château have been able to be protected from damage and repaired from the 1990s onwards. The castle is open to the public from the cellars up to the tower. A number of interesting events are held at the castle throughout the year. Thanks the operatic benefit concerts given by Luďěk Vele (August), it has been possible to acquire funds which have been used to the benefit of the castle. The first weekend in September belongs to the Worldfest festival of ethnic music, while concerts, theatrical performances, craft displays and displays by fencing groups are part of the Grabštejn summer. The newer “lower” château with the park is not open to the public (except for on occasional days) and it is home to the Veterinary Base of the Czech Army. Kristýna Aktuální rekreační zařízení je pojmenovaný po jednom z mnoha tunelů, které byly použity k těžbě hnědého uhlí v Hrádku. Těžba změnil způsob, aby povrchové těžbě v roce 1952. Když to bylo dokonce úplně zastaven v roce 1972, byl proud jezero v rekreační oblasti vytvořil zaplavení lomu. Kristyna-See Das heutige Erholungsgebiet wurde nach der Grube Kristýna, einer von zahlreichen Lignitgruben in der Umgebung von Hrádek benannt. Der untertägige Abbau wurde 1952 aufgegeben und erfolge nun in einem Tagebau. Als dieser 1972 stillgelegt wurde, entstand durch die Flutung des Tagebaulochs ein See und an diesem später das Erholungsgebiet.

Accommodation:

Pension capacity: 7 comfortable rooms with a total capacity of 24 beds - 1x double room, 2xthree-bedded rooms, 4xfour-bedded rooms.

Our spacious, high-standard rooms are-owing to the original layout of the reconstructed building, different shapes. All rooms are equipped as standard with a bathroom and shower, toilet and hairdryer, kitchenette with a kettle, microwave oven and minibar, LCD television with satellite reception and USB input and unlimited internet connection (Wi-Fi).

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Old Bohemian Restaurant and Pizzeria

The Old Bohemian Restaurant and Pizzeria is an attractive part of the pension. It offers a lavish selection of Czech and Italian specialties, all based on traditional values you might expect from the location and charakter of the pension and the latest trends in catering. The Restaurant and Pizzeria can seat 50 people.

The Old Bohemian Restaurant and Pizzeria offers

- Czech and Italian cuisine

- Pizza straight from the oven

- Children´s Menu

- Wide choice of breakfasts from the menu or as a buffet, also available for guests not accommodated in the pension

- Wide selection of Moravian wines

- Outdoor terrace in the summer

- Confectioner´s with cakes, sweet pastry and ice cream sundaes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




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