The Central Czech Mountains are the geographically youngest mountains in northern Bohemia. Elber divided the mountain into two parts of Porta Bohemica, although there are several different parts from the topography. Located in the Czech region of Elberd in central Europe, it is picturesque. The countryside seen from a boat along Elbi is much better than the castle in the heart of the Rhine and the legendary rock and roll town. You can go north after leaving Prague and enjoy the beautiful scenery from a distance on the highway. The typical mountain shape here is formed by the volcanic activity of the Tertiary. Other natural conditions have provided a great deal of protection for many plant and animal species, as well as for early human settlement and farming. The Central Czech Mountains are a protected landscape area. Mileovka, the highest mountain, is also the largest natural wind in the Bohemia area. It has a height of 837 meters. Since the 17th century, she has been known as the queen of the Czech Central Mountains and is also the monitoring ground for weather forecasts. Her German translation is Leishan. This name is not taken casually. She is 350 meters higher than the surrounding area and is an ideal place to view the area. The oldest meteorological observatory and a stone watchtower are built on the top of the hill in Mileovka. Thousands of tourists board the summit of Mileovka every year, because the scenery from the top of the mountain is absolutely beyond your imagination. You will see the beauty of the Central Czech Mountains, the mysterious p and Jetd, the huge mountains Kr