Mosty u Jablunkova Travel Guide
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CZECH CHICKEN
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FOOTBALL GAME
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MORAVSKOSLEZSKE BESKYDY MOUNTAINS
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FOOTBALL GAME IN MOSTY U JABLUNKOVA
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A popular local restaraunt
Kodi01 Says:
As the football game ended, we saw local going to this restaraunt and bar, I suppose.We went down the street to Matt's favorite restaraunt and his special meal. less crowded and we had to move on from Poland to Slovakia to Chech Rep and back to Poland that night.What great...
Beautiful mountains and amazing views
matcrazy1 Says:
Village of Mosty u Jablonkova is located along a valley seperating two beautiful mountain ranges: 1. Moravskoslezske Beskydy (Moraviosilesian Beskidy) on the west,2. Slezske Beskydy (Silesian Beskidy) on the east placed mostly in Poland. Hiking there is a must, best from May...
Hotel Beskyd Restaurace: It was not pepper box/pot/shaker
matcrazy1 Says:
I wanted to add some pepper to my dish, I tried and I... coudn't at first. The glass, small bottle - on my picture - contained uncrushed peppercorns and looked like pepper pot/box/shaker but the bottle didn't have holes in the top. Ha, ha I didn't notice it at first. It was...
Hotel Beskyd Restaurace: Not spicy cousine
matcrazy1 Says:
Excuse me, it's more Czech than Mosty u Jablunkova transportation tip - I will transfer it to my new Czech page, soon!Czech cousine is not spicy in any way. Although I noticed that in northeastern area of Czech called Morava (Olomouc) it's a little bit more spicy, the same...
Horska chata Girova - Studenicne: No nightlife? Not at all, but...
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matcrazy1 8368 reviews
Hmm... there was no nightlife in Mosty u Jablunkova, I mean no discos, night clubs etc.
My nightlife was partying with my friends from Poland in a mountain cottage called "chata Girova - Studenicne" located up in the mountains (check my accommodation tip for more). If you arrive there alone you may eventually meet some interesting people but the cottage was often fully booked by groups, at least in weekends. But sometimes, anyway, there were a few beds available there.
Warning: watch for loud school groups or... me and my friends.
Local pubs/bars and restaurants which were the only places to meet locals in the evening were closed early (usually 7-8pm on business days and sometimes 10pm in weekends). Once they stay opened till hmm... I can't remember, midnight or so. We were in large group of over 20 persons which meant great business for the owner (and one taxi driver hehe), I suppose.
Dress Code: Always casual that means T-shirt, jeans, trainers or so. Haha, I even can't imagine anyone dressed like dandy there :-).
Updated Dec 20, 2006
Address: Studenicne c. 88, 739 61 Mosty u Jablunkova, Czech
Phone: +420 (659) 367600
Website: http://www.volny.cz/chata.studenicne
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Most popular foreign car
matcrazy1 Says:
Excuse me, it's more Czech than Mosty u Jablunkova transportation tip - I will transfer it to my new Czech page, soon!The changes which take place in Czech after communism collapse in 1990 are the best seen on highways, I think. I remember Czechoslovakia as country of mainly...
Between... North Cape and Athens :-)
matcrazy1 Says:
Village of Mosty u Jablonkova was located along Highway 11 (E-75) in northeastern corner of Czech Republic (click here) almost at the border to Slovakia and close to Poland as well. This region of Czech is called Morava which is historical name of that area with its main...
Local groceries and restaurants: Smoked sheep cheese
matcrazy1 Says:
I always looked for so called "syrove korbaciki" - local, home-made, smoked sheep cheese - sold exclusively in this mountainous region of Czech and adjacent region of Slovakia. Syrove korbaciki means cheese, thin pigtails in Czech as the cheese is formed in shape of a thin...
Local groceries: Gambrinus beer
matcrazy1 Says:
Gambrinus Premium was usually the best draught beer in Hotel Beskydy Restaurace. A must try for those who didn't have the pleasure yet of putting it in their bellies. I found Gambrinus from bottles a little bit worse - not well stored, or what? My short opinion: light hop...
Closed in weekends
matcrazy1 Says:
Mosty u Jablunkova is off the beaten path village, do not expect anything opened in weekends and in the evening expect local restaurants, bars etc.RESTAURANTS/BARSThey close very early: at 7-8pm on business days and sometimes 10pm in weekends.GROCERIESOnce I was looking for...
Nothing more than...
matcrazy1 Says:
Local, simple food was not spicy. There was nothing more than salt, black pepper, maggie and vinegar to improve (or to make worse) the taste of my dishes in Hotel Beskyd restaurant and in other places to eat around as well. If you used to add numerous spices or sauces to...
They could speak... Czech fluently :-)
matcrazy1 Says:
I was glad to meet personally a few natives in local pubs/bars and I must admit that they all could speak Czech language and exclusively Czech language quite fluently. Waiters in local restaurants, bus drivers, owners and staff of "Chata Studenicne" (mountain cottage), of...
Sympathetic, not corruptive police but
matcrazy1 Says:
It seems that police in Czech Republic is much better in contacts with foreign visitors that it was in Czechoslovakia in 70' and 80' but... Just one event in 1994 or so:We were living in a mountain cottage called "Chata Studenicne" in 1994 or so. To get there one had to pass...
Maps
matcrazy1 Says:
If you are going to hike around the mountains buy the map of Moravskoslezske Beskydy 1:50,000 (Hiking map No. 69 by SHOCart) for 69 Kc and/or Beskydy, Ostravsko 1:100,000 map for 49 Kc (by SHOCart). They were available in bookstores (in Jablunkov, Cesky Tesin, Olomouc) and...
Travel books
matcrazy1 Says:
Excuse me, it's more Czech than Mosty u Jablunkova transportation tip - I will transfer it to my new Czech page, soon!Before you visit Czech look for information you need on VT and other internet pages and buy a travel book. I bought Polish edition of Czech travel guide:...
Off the beaten path with...umbrella :-)
matcrazy1 Says:
On the way back from the summit of Lysa Hora (off the beaten path - no doubts :-) it unexpectadly started to rain so we had to use large leaves as umbrellas. Good idea?Btw Lysa Hora was the highest summit of the Moravskoslezske Beskydy (1323 m = 4340.5 ft), not very high...
Ski Areal
swetluska Says:
Popular for the evening skiing. The ski slopes are well maitenanced and not overcrowded, which is main +.Prices for 2009:2 hrs during the day (8:30 - 16:00) - 190 CZK2 hrs at evening (17:00 - 21:00) - 210 CZKMore detailed info and prices at the website.
Look at 3 countries at once!
matcrazy1 Says:
I hiked Beskydy Mountains from Mosty u Jablunkova to the village of Hrcava where borders of 3 countries: Czech, Slovakia and Poland meet. Very relaxing and easy - except short part - trail with amazing views of Czech, Polish and Slovak mountains. Open Tourist map Mosty u...
Maps and trails
matcrazy1 Says:
If you are going to hike Beskydy mountains surrounding Mosty u Jablunkova or to bike there you must buy detailed map of the area. There was a large, detailed map of Beskydy put across main highway next to Hotel Beskyd in Mosty u Jablunkova.Local maps online:Tourist map Mosty...
Bridges by Appletown?
matcrazy1 Says:
Mosty u Jablunkova is a little difficult name for non-Slavic folks, I am sure. But it means Bridges by Jablunkov (Appletown). But please don't ask natives how to get to... Bridges to Appletown - 999 of 1000 will not undestand you :-). Why bridges? The very looong village,...
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