Extensive rock labyrinth near Tisá in the Czech Republic with striking sandstone formations that can be explored via narrow paths.
The Tyssa Walls are a protected rock town near Tisá in the Ústí nad Labem district. The area is characterized by an extraordinary variety of sandstone formations.
The rock needles rise up to 70 metres in height, with the highest point at 613 metres. The walls form an extensive labyrinth with narrow crevices, rock towers and bizarre structures.
Two marked circular paths lead through the so-called Small and Great Wall. Access to the rock city is only permitted on these paths.
An entrance fee is charged in the summer season. The site is accessible all year round, sturdy footwear is recommended.
