Beroun District, Administrative district in Central Bohemian Region, Czech Republic
Beroun District is an administrative region in the Central Bohemian area, covering 703 square kilometers with highlands including Křivoklát, Hořovice, and Brdy between Prague and Plzeň. The territory includes 85 municipalities spread across varied terrain.
Beroun developed during the Middle Ages as a strategic point on trade routes connecting Prague to Western Europe. This location established the region's lasting importance.
The district's main cultural landmarks are Karlštejn Castle, the ruins of Žebrák and Točník castles, and the Benedictine monastery in Svatý Jan pod Skalou. These sites shape the landscape and reflect the region's medieval importance.
The D5 motorway connects the district directly to Prague and Germany, making access straightforward. An extensive railway network supplements the main roads and helps visitors explore different towns throughout the area.
The district features extensive limestone formations that significantly shape the landscape and natural character of the area. These geological features attract visitors interested in caves and protected natural sites.
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