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Josefov fortress, an 18th-century star-shaped military fortification built to defend Bohemia against Prussian invasion, occupies the eastern bank of the Labe adjacent to Jaroměř. Empress Maria Theresa ordered its construction after the Seven Years' War, and the bastions, barracks, and underground passages form one of the best-preserved examples of Vauban-style military engineering in Central Europe. During both world wars, the fortress served as a prison camp.
About 12,800 residents live in Jaroměř, which sits at the confluence of the Labe and Úpa rivers in the Trutnov District. The old town on the west bank retains a square with Renaissance and Baroque houses, while Josefov forms a separate urban unit across the river. Escortservice.com publishes reviewed profiles for the area and does not arrange, mediate, or provide services of any kind.
Hotels and pensions near the old town square and close to the fortress serve visitors. Rail connections on the main line reach Hradec Králové in about 20 minutes and Prague in under two hours. All users must be at least 18.
The underground passages beneath Josefov can be visited on guided tours and extend for several kilometres beneath the bastions. Náchod and the Adršpach-Teplice rock formations are within 30 kilometres, making Jaroměř a practical base for exploring northeast Bohemia.
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Josefov fortress, an 18th-century star-shaped military fortification built to defend Bohemia against Prussian invasion, occupies the eastern bank of the Labe adjacent to Jaroměř. Empress Maria Theresa ordered its construction after the Seven Years' War, and the bastions, barracks, and underground passages form one of the best-preserved examples of Vauban-style military engineering in Central Europe. During both world wars, the fortress served as a prison camp.
About 12,800 residents live in Jaroměř, which sits at the confluence of the Labe and Úpa rivers in the Trutnov District. The old town on the west bank retains a square with Renaissance and Baroque houses, while Josefov forms a separate urban unit across the river. Escortservice.com publishes reviewed profiles for the area and does not arrange, mediate, or provide services of any kind.
Hotels and pensions near the old town square and close to the fortress serve visitors. Rail connections on the main line reach Hradec Králové in about 20 minutes and Prague in under two hours. All users must be at least 18.
The underground passages beneath Josefov can be visited on guided tours and extend for several kilometres beneath the bastions. Náchod and the Adršpach-Teplice rock formations are within 30 kilometres, making Jaroměř a practical base for exploring northeast Bohemia.
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