Čeladná is a village and municipality (obec) in Moravian-Silesian Region in the Frýdek-Místek District. It covers an area of 5904 ha and is situated at an altitude of 430 m above sea level. The first written mention of the village comes from the very end of the 16th century. Since 2000, Čeladná has been booming and has become a popular place for living and recreation. Currently, the village has 2739 inhabitants.
Equipment of village:
- Kindergarten
- elementary School
- children's Home
- library
- mail
- pharmacy
- accommodation
- restaurants, cafes.
Health Center:
General practitioner, tel .: 558 684 044
Pediatrician, tel .: 603 244 551
Dental, Dentistry, tel .: 558 684 066.
Beskydy Rehabilitation Center:
- spa
- treatment of patients with internal, neurological or orthopedic health problems associated with mobility problems.
Associations and organizations:
- Voluntary Firefighter Unit
- SK Beskyd Celadna.
Sport and leisure:
- golf course
- football field
- tennis court
- multipurpose sports hall
- fitness center.
Tourism:
- hiking trails: Čeladná fairy-tale, tourist, uniquely, In the footsteps of partisans
- Kněhyňská Cave
- Rock castle on Kozinec
- national nature reserve Kněhyně - Devil's Mill
- nature reserve Klíny, Smrk, Studenčany, V Podolánkách
Monuments, history:
- Roman Catholic church. John of Nepomuk
- timbered chapel of st. Cyril and Methodius
- Josef Kalus Memorial
- a monument to the victims of fascism
- monument to executed guerrillas.
The village of Čeladná is surrounded by the beautiful nature of the Beskydy Mountains and allows its visitors to experience many sports and cultural experiences.