Search hotels in Děčín

Děčín is an ideal base for exploring the region and national park of České Švýcarsko with all of its natural and cultural attractions to be accessed by hiking, cycling, climbing, rafting, etc. Among the top destinations in the neighbourhood are the Tiské stěny (really exceptionally beautiful rock formations), the Soutěsky Kamenice (a marvellous gorge with 2 boat trips), and the Pravčická brána (the largest natural sandstone arch in Europe) although the latter is a bit over-touristic. While the town is relatively small (about 47,000 inhabitants), it has a lot of restaurants of different levels and styles, and is excellently connected to Prague and Berlin via non-stop Eurocity trains. The town itself has a small but nice historic centre, with the castle being its most important historic attraction. If you like swimming (incl. whirlpools, slides, etc.), visit the really enjoyable and inexpensive Aquapark, which also has its own hotel ("Aqua Hotel").

Děčín is a very nice town. Its a bit quiet now but many things to see. Very close to Hrensko where u can have nice walks. The castle is nice to visit. Parking is free in the weekends. Best Restaurants : Fabrika (old factory transformed into a restaurant) Good service, good nice filled plates and good quality. and Restaurace růžové zahrady. Good service , nice czech dishes and nice terrace. Bad Restaurant: Athena (Greek restaurant in the castle) The service was terrible and unfriendly.They kept us waiting and didn't care to attend the table for over 20 minutes. The fish was not fresh but frozen and the salad was old. They charged way too much for the quality and quantity. But mainly the service is not what u expect from a restaurant located in a castle. Dont go there!

beautiful place, you can reach almost all parts of bohemian switzerland from here by bus... a beautiful place for nature and hiking lovers..a bit too touristy tho- too many german tourists in first place...

Nice city, not too big and not too touristy. To get to the other side of the river by foot is a little difficult, however there a plenty of citybusses. You can change money from the Czech State Railwaycompany (Ceske Drahy) at the main railwaystation without commission and pretty good rates, there are nice little bars, kavarna close to the hostel, especially the surroundings of Decin are amazing beautyful. I would more recommend to leave the city and take a train or bus to the mountains, to the little villages or hire a bike (along the river you can easily cycle). At the same main train station (hlavni nadrazi) you can rent bikes for 180 Kc per day.

Decin offers much for families I think but for a young couple like us on a rainy day it was kind of depressing. Almost nothing is opened on Sundays and most of the activities are only nice if the weather is right. One or two day stay is definitely enough but combined with some hiking it was very good. :)

We came there in January and we were pretty surprised. It was like a ghost town, most of the restaurants were closed, and they were literally nobody in the street. So it was a bit sad to came here. Maybe it wasn't the best period to come.