Komořanské tůně

Very nice place

In winter, an ideal place for skating

Wonderful place with beautiful nature and rich fauna.

Although in the city, again a beautiful piece of nature, accessible to all, probably healthy and clean nature - and that's why you can, like us today, meet a beaver, for example ...

Ladov winter around Komořany ponds.

A quiet place to see is the work of a European beaver water engineer.

A wonderful place with a mysterious touch. Very good swimming in the Vltava river. There is a sandy shore, suitable for children. Natural swimming without facilities.

In the past, the flow of the Vltava was much wider and thanks to that the water level fluctuated more often and significantly. With each major water, the Vltava coast was flooded in blind branches, creating ponds and smaller flooded areas. Therefore, flood tanks have been built here since the 19th century. They gradually lost their importance, mainly due to the construction of cascades on the Vltava, and they gradually overgrown. As always, nature itself took care of the domination over the right bank of the Vltava again. The habitat of wetland communities was created here, where, in addition to rare plant species, many species of birds have found refuge, and ponds are used for the reproduction of amphibians. Therefore, the area of ​​less than 13 hectares was declared a natural monument on November 1, 2014. In the past, the Vltava's flow was much wider, which caused the water level to fluctuate more frequently and significantly. With each major water event, the Vltava's shoreline was flooded in the dead-end channels, creating pools and smaller flooded areas. For this reason, flood protection reservoirs were built here from the 19th century onwards. However, they gradually lost their importance, mainly due to the construction of the cascades on the Vltava, and gradually became overgrown. As always, nature itself took care of the domination of the right bank of the Vltava River. A valuable biotope of wetland communities has been created here, where many species of birds have found refuge in addition to rare plant species, and the pools serve as breeding grounds for amphibians. Therefore, the area of ​​almost 13 hectares was declared a natural monument on 1 November 2014.