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Chomutov

Chomutov has an unusual lake at its heart. You can swim at Kamencové jezero, then trade the water for the old center's square and the zoo's winding paths.

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Landmark4.4/5

Zoopark Chomutov

This green zoo spreads along shaded paths between spacious animal enclosures. In the farm section, you can touch goats, guinea pigs, chickens and peacocks.

Landmark4.3/5

Kamencové jezero

Landmark4.6/5

City Tower Chomutov

Culture4.5/5

Kostel sv. Ignáce Chomutov

Culture4.4/5

Regional museum in Chomutov

Landmark4.4/5

Radnice a gotický kostel svaté Kateřiny

Discover the stunning Radnice a gotický kostel svaté Kateřiny in Chomutov, where the intricate Gothic architecture and rich history come together, making it a must-visit landmark that beautifully embodies the town's cultural heritage.

Culture4.4/5

Náměstí 1. Máje

Culture4.6/5

galerie Špejchar - Chomutovská knihovna, p.o.

Landmark4.3/5

Městský park Chomutov

Landmark4.3/5

Aquasvět

Landmark4.4/5

Skanzen Stará Ves

Landmark5/5

rekreační areál Kamencové jezero

Landmark4.3/5

Letní stadion

Culture4.8/5

Kostel sv. Kateřiny

Culture4.8/5

Church of the Assumption

Culture4.7/5

Galerie Lurago

Culture4.6/5

Center for Library and Cultural Services

Cafe$$$4.7/5

Lagarto Chomutovka

Cafe$$$4.4/5

Coffee Bubble

Cafe$$$4.6/5

Cafe and roaster Chomutov - Chomutov Jacques cafe

Stays

Stay$$$$4.3/5

Hotel Arena

Built in 2012, Hotel Arena is part of the sport-relax centre and offers air-conditioned rooms, and a restaurant with a bar. The Winter Stadium in Chomutov, an indoor pool and a minigolf course are next to the property. All accommodation units come equipped with a flat-screen satellite TV. Each room contains a private bathroom, provided with a hairdryer. Wi-Fi is available in all areas for free. Buffet breakfast is served daily at the Arena Hotel. Other on-site services include a 24-hour reception and secured private parking. Kamencové Lake is reachable in 150 metres from the Arena. In-line track and a children's playground are in the vicinity of the hotel.

Stay4.6/5

Penzion U losa

Penzion U losa in Spořice offers family rooms with private bathrooms, city views, and modern amenities. Each room includes a dining table, refrigerator, free toiletries, shower, TV, electric kettle, and wardrobe. Guests can enjoy free WiFi, a lounge, indoor play area, games room, and meeting rooms. The property provides free on-site private parking and a relaxing environment for all visitors. Located 3.4 km from Oblastní Muzeum V Chomutově and Chomutov, 3.6 km from Zámek Chomutov and Turistická Známka No. 956, and 6 km from Rozhledna Na Skřivánčím Vrchu. Karlovy Vary International Airport is 64 km away.

Stay$$$4.25/5

Hotel Mertin

Hotel MERTIN in Chomutov offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, city views, and modern amenities. Each room includes a work desk, seating area, and free toiletries. Guests enjoy free WiFi, daily housekeeping, room service, and a tour desk. Paid on-site private parking is available. A continental buffet breakfast is served with juice, fresh pastries, cheese, and fruits. The restaurant is highly praised by guests. Located less than 1 km from Galerie Lurago and 300 metres from Chomutov, the hotel is close to Oblastní Muzeum V Chomutově and Zámek Chomutov. Karlovy Vary International Airport is 65 km away.

Stay$3.55/5

Restaurace a penzion První Mlýn

Restaurace a pension První Mlýn Chomutov in Chomutov offers family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, and river views. Each room includes a work desk, TV, and free WiFi. The family-friendly restaurant serves local cuisine with vegetarian and gluten-free options. Guests can enjoy breakfast buffet or à la carte, featuring fresh pastries, cheese, and juice. The guest house features a sun terrace, garden, outdoor play area, and children's playground. Additional amenities include a bar, picnic area, and bicycle parking. Located 2 km from Kamenička and 7 km from Chomutov, the property is near attractions such as Zámek Chomutov and Art galerie Radnice. Karlovy Vary International Airport is 69 km away.

Stay4.9/5

ubytování Chomutov

Stay4.8/5

Hotel Spessart

Stay4.5/5

Ubytovna Delta

Stay4.3/5

Hotel a restaurace Kamenný vrch Chomutov

Stay4.2/5

Penzion Kůlna

Things To Do
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Private Winter 4WD Tour of the Czech Countryside from Prague

Escape Prague for a private winter journey through the authentic Czech countryside in a classic 4WD. The itinerary is tailored to your interests and mobility—enjoy a scenic drive, take short easy walks, or simply explore from the comfort of a warm vehicle. Depending on your preferences and seasonal availability, the trip may include feeding Jersey cows and tasting farm cheese, visiting a local winery, exploring traditional villages and Gothic castle ruins, panning for Czech garnets, spotting deer and mouflon, or enjoying panoramic views across the Bohemian Uplands. You can also stop for a traditional Czech lunch with local beer or wine. Your knowledgeable local guide will share stories about Czech history, culture, and everyday life. Prague hotel pickup and drop-off are included. Minimal walking is required, and seniors and guests of all fitness levels are welcome.

$227.58

5/5

UNESCO Žatec The Town Where Beer is at Home Day Trip

Step into the heart of the Czech hop kingdom with a curated cultural journey through the historic town of Žatec. Explore the immersive Hop and Beer Temple and a 17th-century Renaissance malt house. Stroll less than a mile through the Old Town, past ornate facades, the country’s second-largest synagogue, and the remnants of a former Jewish ghetto. Photograph the world’s smallest hop field—right in the town square—and marvel at the Hop Astronomical Clock, the third largest in Czechia. Visit a film exhibit featuring over 100 productions shot here, from Yentl to Jojo Rabbit. Enjoy a gourmet Czech lunch with house-brewed beer at a local brewery. Discover the Hop Museum and the story of hop cultivation and drying. Drive scenic backroads framed by hop fields and charming Bohemian villages. Gain deeper insight into Czech history, including the layered stories of the Sudetenland where Czechs, Germans, and Jews lived side by side for generations.

$296.20

504 h

All seasons Baltic tour 21 days from Warsaw; Medieval towns and Teutonic castles

This all-season 22 days tour is focused on preserved medieval castles and fortresses located in Czech Republic. We will also visit few places from UNESCO World Heritage list. The tour started in Vienna, Austria, as the closest city with large international airport to the Southern Morava area of Czech Republic, from where we will start to visit famous Czech castles. With this tour we going to see 30 well preserved castles in south, central and west areas of Czechia and 3 sites from UNESCO World Heritage list.

$7,220.89

8 h

The home of Czech beer: beer tour to Northern Bohemia - from Prague

Nice day trip to Northwest Bohemia from Prague, where the visitor gets acquainted with the historical production of beer and hops or malt. The region Žatec is not only a beautiful region at the foot of the Giant Mountains, but also interesting for its history and its connection to the Hussites in the Czech lands. It is also a place where the Sudeten Germans lived for centuries and they have left many interesting cultural artefacts here.

$131.52

384 h

Czech castles 16 days tour from Vienna

This all-season 16 days tour is focused on the best medieval castles located in Czech Republic. We will also visit few places from UNESCO World Heritage list. The tour started in Vienna, Austria, as the closest city with large international airport to the Southern Morava area of Czech Republic, from where we will start to visit famous Czech castles. With this tour we going to see 19 well preserved castles in south, central and west areas of Czechia.

$5,105.17

12 h

Prague Private Beer Tour Pilsner and Hop Fields All Inclusive

On this day trip, you’ll explore the heart of Czech beer culture, starting in Žatec, home of the world-famous Saaz hops. You’ll visit hop fields, learn how hops are grown and harvested, and understand why Czech hops are so highly valued. A traditional lunch with beer tasting is included, and you’ll also enjoy beer along the way as part of the experience. The journey continues to the Pilsner Urquell Brewery, where the first Pilsner was created in 1842. During a guided tour, you’ll explore the historic cellars and taste unfiltered beer straight from a wooden barrel. You’ll also learn about traditional Czech pouring styles — hladinka, šnyt, and mlíko — all accompanied by your local guide throughout the day.

$1,120.76

Private UNESCO Zatec Hop Heritage Day Trip from Prague

Step away from Prague’s crowds and visit UNESCO-listed Zatec, a charming Czech town shaped by centuries of hop growing, processing, and trade. Today, Zatec is known worldwide for “Saaz” hops—an iconic ingredient behind classic European lagers. This private experience is designed for older American travelers who want comfort and clarity: hotel pickup and drop-off, a calm itinerary with minimal walking, planned restroom/comfort breaks, and plenty of time to sit down over lunch. You’ll visit the Temple of Hops and Beer (CHCHP) on a guided circuit (fixed start times), explore hop heritage exhibits, and—when open—add the Hop Museum and the beautifully restored Zatec Synagogue. If any site is closed due to seasonal schedules, I’ll substitute a comparable indoor stop so you still get a complete day. I reserve a table at Restaurant U Orloje (brewery-style Czech restaurant). You order from the à la carte menu and pay directly, which is ideal for dietary preferences and lighter appetites.