Lovečkovice is a village and municipality (obec) in Litoměřice District in the Ústí nad Labem Region. The first written mention of the village can be found in 1396. Lovečkovice associated with several small villages and settlements, such as Levínské Petrovice, Náčkovice, Touchořiny, Knínice, Mukařov and Dolní Šebířov. Currently, 530 people live here.
Equipment of village:
- municipal office
- Kindergarten.
Clubs in our village:
- Voluntary Firefighter Unit
- TJ Lovečkovice
- Hunting associations.
Sights, tourist attractions:
- lookout tower Náčkovice
- Zubrnice open-air museum
- stone belfry in Mukařov
- chapels in the villages of Levínské Petrovice and Náčkovice
- timbered buildings.
Above the village Lovečkovice rises the hill Sedlo, which is the second highest point of the Bohemian Uplands. The railway body, which has not been functional yet, is still running through the territory.
The Lovečkovice Mini Museum opened in June 2018 in a former railway building on the track Velké Březno - Úštěk includes the Lovečkovice Information Center and Museum, a souvenir shop and an exhibition of the Zubrnice Museum Railway. It also includes a temporarily non-functional railway body, which is recognized as a technical monument.
The 4.5 km long coal route, built 2018 with eight stops, offers information on the local meadow creek, fauna and flora and the history of coal mining. The trail leads from the local Mini Museum Lovečkovice and ends at Víťova vyhlídka.
Associated municipalities:
- Dolní Šebířov, Levínské Petrovice, Náčkovice, Touchořiny, Knínice and Mukařov.