Litoměřice District

Litoměřice District Okres Litoměřice
—  District  —
Old Town Hall and All Saints church in Litoměřice
District location in the Ústí nad Labem Region within the Czech Republic
Municipalities of Litoměřice District
Country	Czech Republic
Region	Ústí nad Labem Region
Capital	Litoměřice
Area
– Total	1,032.16 km2 (398.5 sq mi)
Population (2009)
– Total	121,425
– Density	117.64/km2 (304.7/sq mi)
Time zone	CET (UTC+1)
– Summer (DST)	CEST (UTC+2)

Litoměřice District (Okres Litoměřice in Czech) is one of seven districts (okres) located within the Ústí nad Labem Region (Ústecký kraj) in the Czech Republic. Its capital is the city of Litoměřice.

Complete list of municipalities

Bechlín - Bohušovice nad Ohří - Brňany - Brozany nad Ohří - Brzánky - Bříza - Budyně nad Ohří - Býčkovice - Ctiněves - Černěves - Černiv - Černouček - Chodouny - Chodovlice - Chotěšov - Chotiměř - Chotiněves - Chudoslavice - Čížkovice - Děčany - Dlažkovice - Dobříň - Doksany - Dolánky nad Ohří - Drahobuz - Dušníky - Evaň - Hlinná - Horní Beřkovice - Horní Řepčice - Hoštka - Hrobce - Jenčice - Kamýk - Keblice - Klapý - Kleneč - Kostomlaty pod Řípem - Krabčice - Křesín - Křešice - Kyškovice - Levín - Lhotka nad Labem - Liběšice - Libkovice pod Řípem - Libochovany - Libochovice - Libotenice - Litoměřice - Lkáň - Lovečkovice - Lovosice - Lukavec - Malé Žernoseky - Malíč - Martiněves - Michalovice - Miřejovice - Mlékojedy - Mnetěš - Mšené-lázně - Nové Dvory - Oleško - Píšťany - Ploskovice - Podsedice - Polepy - Prackovice nad Labem - Přestavlky - Račice - Račiněves - Radovesice - Rochov - Roudnice nad Labem - Sedlec - Siřejovice - Slatina - Snědovice - Staňkovice - Straškov-Vodochody - Sulejovice - Štětí - Terezín - Travčice - Trnovany - Třebenice - Třebívlice - Třebušín - Úpohlavy - Úštěk - Vědomice - Velemín - Velké Žernoseky - Vchynice - Vlastislav - Vražkov - Vrbice - Vrbičany - Vrutice - Záluží - Žabovřesky nad Ohří - Žalhostice - Židovice - Žitenice

Gallery

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  Confluence of the Elbe and the Ohře in Litoměřice

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  Winter in the mountains of České středohoří

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  Mountains in central part of the České středohoří

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  Spring blossom near Podsedice - Litoměřice District is nicknamed Orchard of Bohemia

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  Mt. Říp (456 m) above village of Ctiněves has a prominent position in Czech mythology - according to legend this was the first site where ancestors of the Czechs settled after their arrival to Bohemia

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  Mt. Milešovka (837 m) with village of Milešov at its foothill is the highest point of the district

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  Mt. Lovoš (570 m) rises above Lovosice

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  Hill of Radobýl (399 m) near Litoměřice. The abandoned quarry with exposed basalt columns is a protected landmark.

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  Main square in Litoměřice as seen from the Chalice House

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  St Stephen Cathedral and residence of Roman Catholic Bishop of Litoměřice. Hill of Hazmburk rises from the flatland in the background.

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  Bell tower and Gothic church of Nativity of the Virgin Mary in Roudnice nad Labem

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  Medieval houses in town square of Úštěk

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  Town of Lovosice and the Elbe River as seen from summit of Mt. Lovoš

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  A street in Lovosice

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  Houses in centre of Brozany nad Ohří

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  Small town of Třebenice

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  A street in centre of Terezín

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  Gate of the Little Fort in Terezín, an infamous Nazi prison during World War II

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  Thousands victims of Nazism buried at the National Cemetery in front of the Little Fort

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  Common in Vchynice, a small village which gave name to the House of Kinsky. In the background Mt. Lovoš

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  Village of Michalovice as seen from summit of Radobýl

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  Landscape around Vlastislav

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  Village of Krabčice as seen from Mt. Říp

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  Landscape around Hlinná

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  Bohušovice nad Ohří railway station on trunk line connecting Prague and Dresden

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  D8 motorway in flatland southeast of Lovosice

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  Rowing and flatwater canoeing venue in Račice

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  Romanesque rotunda on top of the Mt. Říp commemorates victory of Sobeslaus I of Bohemia over Lothair III of Germany in Battle of Chlumec (1126)

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  Premonstratensian convent in Doksany whose church crypt is among the foremost examples of Romanesque architecture in Bohemia

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  Main gateway of the Doksany Convent

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  Libochovice Chateau

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  Ploskovice Chateau, former summer residence of retired Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria

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  Ruin of mighty Hazmburk Castle on a solitary hill (418 m) near Libochovice

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  Ruin of the Oltářík Castle, one of many small medieval castles built on hills of the České středohoří

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  Traditional rural architecture in Ploskovice

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  Another timbered house in Vinné near Ploskovice