1. Most is a statuary town in northwestern Czech Republic, which lies on the River Bílina. With a population of 67,000 is the 14th largest city in the Czech Republic. The ancient city was in the 70s and 80s of the 20th century almost completely destroyed due to coal mining. The most valuable building and tourist attraction is the Church of the Assumption in 1975, moved to its present location, and Hněvín Castle on the hill above the town.

3. * Hněvín castle is situated on the same hill (399 m) in Most, Czech Republic. The original castle was demolished after the Thirty Years War, today's appearance is based on the historical reconstruction of the late 19th and 20th centuries. Today it serves as a hotel, restaurant and lookout tower.

4. * Church of the Assumption in Most late Gothic temple, which was built in the years 1517- 1550 after a fire in 1515 * Gained renown primarily in 1975, when it was moved along the tracks about 841 meters that was rescued from a city that was razed to the ground due to coal mining

5. * The city has already built their own hospital in the first third of the 14th century, before the walls of the Prague route. The original wooden Gothic building preserved nothing, however, present Baroque appearance of the building dates from the 1723 rd.

6. * Besides the fountain adorns 1st Square plague column from 1681. Even this sculptural creation among the displaced. * Most towns people for him as a memory of more than eleven hundred victims of the disease in 1680 from bridges and created by the Italian sculptor Pietro de Toscana.