Přírodní rezervace Čížov

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The nature reserve with an area of ​​56.79 ha surrounding the steep and rugged slopes of the Čížov hill (with an altitude of 433 meters) was declared in 1990. The reason for protection is flowering beeches and rubble forests with rich undergrowth. You can find it in the Benešov Hills, north of Týnec nad Sázavou, at the confluence of the Sázava and Kamenický streams. Geomorphologically, the hill belongs to the Central Bohemian Uplands. The ruins of the Zbořený Kostelec castle are located on the watchtower at the south-western edge of the reservation. In flowery beeches and hornbeams you can find white-flowering protected long-leaved dwarf, large-flowered honeysuckle, fragrant coot, or ostrich feather fern. A nature reserve of 56.79 hectares, surrounding the steep and rugged slopes of the Čížov hill (433 meters above sea level), was proclaimed in 1990. The reason for the protection is the flowery beechwood and scrub woods with a rich undergrowth. You can find it in Benešov hills, north of Týnec nad Sázavou, at the confluence of river Sázava and Kamenický brook. The hill falls geomorphologically into the Central Bohemian Range. The ruins of Zbořený Kostelec Castle are located on the southwestern edge of the reservation. In beechwood area here you can find some unique protected plant species.