Discover Luběnice

If you are looking for a hotel in Luběnice, local history, the countryside or a cycling trip can shape the focus of your stay. The village offers specific points of interest for each of these: a village square steeped in history, the Zlatá stružka stream, an old tree-lined avenue and a rest stop on a cycle route. The following features will help you get a sense of Luběnice as a destination and plan your visit around your own interests.

Countryside and walks

Luběnice lies in the western part of the Hornomoravský úval, where the fertile Haná gradually gives way to the Zábřežská vrchovina highlands. The landscape is shaped by the long-extinct Kosíř volcano. The Zlatá stružka stream is also part of the village: it flows through Luběnice. Alongside the historic buildings, the countryside and waterways therefore stand out as distinct points of interest.

An old avenue of mature pear trees is ideal for a peaceful walk. The stone cross, by contrast, lies beyond Luběnice on a field path leading to Těšetice. It is therefore a separate local heritage site from the buildings in the village square.

Village square and local history

The oldest part of Luběnice is the layout around the village square. Typical row buildings and plots that retain their original parcel layout define its historic character. This structure reflects how the village grew over time: not only individual buildings, but also the division of the plots is part of its heritage.

The Chapel of Panny Marie Pomocné stands in the centre of the village square. It dates from the 18th century and was reconstructed and reconsecrated in 2000. Beside the chapel is a statue of the Madonna and Child dating from 1899. The three points in time—the chapel’s construction, its later reconstruction and the date of the statue—give the village centre a clearly traceable historical dimension.

The locally significant heritage also includes the birthplace of Josef Sekanina, house number 49. This house and the stone cross on the field path to Těšetice add further local places of remembrance to the village square’s cluster of historic features.

Leisure and local events

There is a miniature golf course behind the Luběnice cultural centre. Check its availability locally. For cyclists, Hostinec U hasičů is another local point of interest: the inn is located on a cycle route and serves as a rest stop for many cycle tourists. The old pear-tree avenue, by contrast, offers the chance to enjoy a more peaceful walk. These options appeal to different interests: miniature golf, a rest stop for cycle tourists on the route, and a peaceful walk along the old pear-tree avenue.

Throughout the year, the municipality, local associations and other organisations hold several cultural events. These include raising and felling the maypole, as well as a Christmas market. Dates may vary. If you would like to plan your trip around an event, check the dates in advance.

Plan your journey

Luběnice is connected to the main road network via road III/44923. Rail access is via the nearby Slatinice stop. These are two different points to consider when planning your journey: the road connection to the village and rail access via Slatinice. Check the current train service before travelling by rail. You can then take your chosen mode of travel into account when selecting a hotel and planning your time in the area.

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