Rent a holiday apartment or holiday home in Pardubice – Pardubice Region

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Pardubice should consider the Pardubice Region as a whole. Pardubice is the regional capital; the Pardubice Region lies predominantly in eastern Bohemia and extends into historic Moravia with a northwestern section. This means that choosing accommodation begins with deciding which type of landscape and which excursions you want to focus on.

Is your focus on lowlands and river landscapes, bodies of water, or hilly and mountainous areas? These contrasts will help you determine the right location for your trip before choosing accommodation.

Key facts on the topic

• The Pardubice Region is a region of the Czech Republic, and its regional capital is Pardubice.
• The Polabian Lowland shapes the landscape in the centre and west.
• Hilly and mountainous landscapes such as the Orlické Mountains, Žďárské vrchy and Železné hory lie along the region’s edges; some of these areas are protected landscapes.
• Larger bodies of water include the Seč Reservoir, Bohdanečský Pond and the Pastviny Dam.

Landscapes and water as factors in your travel decision

The Pardubice Region combines very different landscapes. The Polabian Lowland opens up in the centre and west, while the outlying areas are characterised by hills and mountains. Those primarily looking for river and lowland landscapes will therefore orient themselves differently from travellers who prefer hilly or mountainous nature. You should not categorise a single district across the board as belonging to just one type of landscape.

The region’s waterways can also shape the character of your trip. The Seč Reservoir, Bohdanečský Pond and the Pastviny Dam form a distinct regional focus. You can orient your stay more strongly towards these bodies of water or place Pardubice, historic trails and cultural attractions at the centre of your plans. This does not imply anything about swimming, water sports or specific facilities; the key consideration initially is which landscape you want to experience.

Pardubice, riverbanks and cultural attractions

In and around Pardubice there are historical educational trails, paths along the Elbe and Chrudimka rivers, and excursion destinations such as Kunětická hora and Lázně Bohdaneč. These examples from Pardubice and its immediate surroundings offer an urban and cultural introduction to the region. If you want to combine historic trails, riverbanks and regional cultural attractions, an urban-oriented base may suit this travel plan.

On the outskirts of Pardubice, above the Chrudimka, lies the Nemošická stráň nature monument landscape. The period from April to May is considered a special flowering season there. This seasonal classification applies to this location and not to the entire Pardubice Region.

In autumn, examples of a regional selection of varied destinations include Toulovcovy Maštale, Dolní Morava, Nové Hrady, Kunětická hora and Aquacentrum Pardubice. The selection is neither complete nor timeless; it shows how nature, cultural and urban experiences can be combined in a travel plan.

Which location is right for your holiday apartment?

An urban-oriented base is suitable for combining historic trails, riverbanks and regional cultural attractions. A nature-oriented base may be more suitable if landscapes and longer excursions are the main focus. The difference therefore lies primarily in the desired character of the trip: do you want to combine several urban and cultural impressions, or do you want to orient your days more towards landscapes and excursion destinations?

Those who choose bodies of water as a separate planning focus can consciously distinguish this focus from a stay centred more strongly on Pardubice and its historic trails. This decision is particularly helpful on a trip involving different interests, as it allows you to select accommodation not only according to the type of property but first according to the regional focus.

When choosing a holiday apartment or holiday home in the Pardubice Region, you should therefore first establish whether lowlands and river landscapes or hilly and mountainous areas are to shape your stay. For the subsequent search, accommodation, holiday apartments, holiday homes and hotels are available as search categories. You can then compare your chosen category with the desired location and travel plan without assuming unconfirmed characteristics of individual properties.

Arrival and regional orientation

Those planning their stay around the Pardubice District and the regional capital can take the district’s location on important railway connections into account when choosing their base. This statement refers to the Pardubice District and not generally to all parts of the Pardubice Region. For the rest of the selection, the desired landscape and excursion focus remains the first point of orientation.

The Pardubice Region is divided into the four districts Chrudim District, Pardubice District, Svitavy District and Ústí nad Orlicí District. The district pages provide further administrative orientation if you want to narrow down the part of the region in which you are looking for accommodation.

Season and travel planning

The Nemošická stráň nature monument landscape on the outskirts of Pardubice is particularly worth considering for a trip around the period from April to May, when its special flowering season takes place. In autumn, the selection mentioned above, including Toulovcovy Maštale, Dolní Morava, Nové Hrady, Kunětická hora and Aquacentrum Pardubice, provides further starting points for putting together your travel plan.

This allows you to combine the season with your desired focus: historic trails and riverbanks in and around Pardubice, bodies of water in the regional landscape, or hilly and mountainous nature along the edges of the area. Your choice of accommodation can then follow the experience you want to occupy the largest part of your stay.

Other destinations to compare

On the higher-level page Czech Republic, you can compare other destinations in the country. Zlín and Jihlava also offer further orientation when looking for accommodation in the Czech Republic.

For additional thematic inspiration, you can also take a look at City trip with a holiday apartment: holidays in the city and Holidays with your dog on the Baltic Sea.

Begin your search by asking which landscape and which type of excursion should shape your trip. You can then decide more specifically whether a holiday apartment, holiday home, hotel or another accommodation category is suitable for your planned stay in and around Pardubice.