Cheb

There are many historical monuments in this Western Bohemian town, with a mid-12th century castle in the lead. A number of prominent architects passed through Cheb, leaving many beautiful buildings behind. The names like those of Albrecht von Wallenstein, F. Schiller and J. W. Goethe are connected with history of Cheb. Cheb is suitable for smaller events from the point of view of MICE.

• Established: This town near the German border is mentioned for the first time in 1061 but it only became a town in 1322 when its status was confirmed by King John of Luxemburg.
• Altitude: 459m above sea level
• Climate: sub-mountainous
• Natural rarity: the unique natural reserve SOOS
• Points of interest: Butterfly museum, extinct volcano Komorní Hůrka, Jesenice and Skalka dams; a number of tourist trails (walking and bicycle) lead through the vicinity
• Architecture monuments: Cheb Castle, St. Nicolas Church, the "Špalíček" houses, St. Wenceslas Church, Franciscan church and cloister, St. Bartholomew Church and many others.
• Industry: machinery, textile and food production
• Important events: the Wallenstein festival, the International Festival of the Youth Brass Orchestras "FIJO" etc.

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