⛰️ Všerubský průsmyk, also known as Neumarker Pass, is a significant geographical and tourist divide between the Šumava and Český les mountain ranges, located at 510 m a.s.l.
📜 Historically, it served as an ancient path connecting Bohemia with Germany, a site of major historical events, and lies on the main European watershed between the Labe and Danube rivers.
⚔️ Explore a historic battlefield where Czech Prince Břetislav I defeated German Emperor Henry III in 1040, and where Hussite forces triumphed in the Battle of Všeruby in 1431
⛪ Visit the wooden Church of St. Wenceslas near Brůdek, built on the battlefield, or the remarkable Baroque Church of St. Anne on Tanaberk
🚶♀️ Hike along ancient paths, including the 'Gate to Všerubský průsmyk' educational trail, or connect to the long-distance Via Czechia and Camino de Santiago routes
🚴♀️ Enjoy cycling on routes like the Hájek – Všeruby cycle path, part of the international CT3, with workout facilities
🌳 Experience a beautiful natural landscape with panoramic views from Brůdek lookout and Bolfánek lookout tower
❄️ Discover a popular destination for cross-country skiers in winter
🕊️ Reflect on the area's history, including its closure during the Iron Curtain and reopening in 1990
🏛️ Úřad Městyse Všeruby (Municipal Office of Všeruby)
⏳ Plan for approximately 2 hours to explore the area
♿ Not wheelchair accessible
🅿️ Free parking available near the battle monument
💰 Entrance is free