Landscapes;Geomorphology;Bohemian Massif;Western Caroathians

The book covers those landscapes which best represent both geomorphological particularities and diversity of the country. It involves areas with magnificent landscapes forming natural background, famous historical sites and scientifically valuable regions representing geosites that are of crucial importance for the understanding of geomorphological evolution of Central Europe. A special intention was to include geomorphological regions from where recent intensive investigations have brought a new insight into the geodynamics of the region. In such a way, the book emphasizes internationally well-known geomorphological highlights of the country.