Wagons in the mountains

The insulated carriage is used for comfortable living even in the harshest winter. Architect Štěpán Řehoř designed the space as a simple studio. The stay is made more pleasant by a built-in small bathroom with a hot shower and a flushing toilet. It also includes a fully equipped kitchen. In the summer, you can open the large panoramic windows, and in the winter, you can enjoy the view of the snowy station through them while sitting by the flickering stove. Each of our carriages is unique in some way: in location, view, and design.

We managed to purchase Kovářská station from the Railway Administration at the last moment when the beautiful 19th-century stone building was threatened with demolition. It was in 2014, and we dived into the rescue headfirst. Many people thought we were crazy. But we were so enchanted by the genius loci of the forgotten mountain station that we couldn't help ourselves. We cleared hundreds of tons of debris and garbage from the main station building, built a new roof, new ceilings, and installed new windows. The project is time-consuming and expensive. That's why we decided to buy decommissioned carriages and convert them for living, so we no longer had to sleep in cars and tents during the station's reconstruction. Since we spend a large part of the year working abroad, we offer our carriages for rent. The income will then finance further reconstruction work on the station.