As you can see, our trip in the Czech republic has been going according to my plan. My friends were along for the ride and they don’t seem to mind moving from place to place almost every day. I think they also want to be able to see as much as they can and this is the perfect chance to do so. Třebíč wasn’t as interesting as I thought it would be and I think my friends would agree. We had a nice meal that evening and drinks afterwards at our accommodations since we still have a lot left. The following day will be a long day since we will have two stops before ending up at our destination.

We will be making our way to Zelená Hora in the town of Žďár nad Sázavou. It is in the outskirts of the town and we don’t really have time to go to the main town. We will have to focus on Zelená Hora and then move on. That morning was rather dreary compared to the previous days. It seems like we were in the middle of nowhere. Zelená Hora is actually a hill beside the Sázava River. This makes it a perfect place to build a church which will eventually be a UNESCO World Heritage site. While Google Maps was able to bring us to the place, we had to take some time to find parking. We decided against parking near some houses as they might be reserved for the residents. We did, however, find official parking once we went around and up the hill.

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