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Municipal office. The first written report dates from 1369. The village is located at an altitude of 304 meters. 577 inhabitants live on the territory. The village offers the possibility of hiking on three marked hiking trails.





Municipal office. The first written report dates from 1495. The village is located at an altitude of 462 meters. 156 inhabitants live on the territory.


Municipal office. The first written report dates from 1357. The village is located at an altitude of 441 meters. 1587 inhabitants live in the area.

Malá Úpa is one of the few traditional Krkonoše villages that have been preserved in the Krkonoše Mountains. Typical Krkonoše mountain cottages, lush meadows and pastures, rich forests and crystal clear air and water attract visitors big and small to the Krkonoše. Those looking for a peaceful holiday in the middle of beautiful nature, a few steps ...

Municipal office. Machov is a recreation, tourist and sports center in the heart of the Broumovské stény. Dominants are the highest table mountain in Central Europe - Hejšovina/Szczeliniec Wielki 911 m above sea level. and the Borský hreben with a view of the panorama of the nearby Krkonoše mountains.


Lužany nad Trotinou is a small village that has two parts - Lužany and Lhota. Despite its small size, the village has a post office, a library and a renovated restaurant. There is also a hall for social events with a capacity of 80-90 people. Until recently, there was also a general store here. Sports facilities include a small field where ...

Lužany is one of the oldest settlements in Jičín. Hájek claims in his writings that a church with a rectory stood here already in the 11th century. The first mention dates back to 1052. In the 14th century, Lužany was described as a large village. The name probably arose from the fact that the village is built in a shallow valley where there were ...



The village of Lukavec u Hořice and its two settlements, which are called Dobeš and Černín, lie in the basin between Chlumy, Zvičina, Vřesnické Valy and Hůra nad Bělohradem. It is surrounded by forests on three sides. To the east of the village is Krušina hill (376 m above sea level), where there used to be an old castle. A fortress stood in ...