Dolní Lhota: Routes and Memorial Sites

You can explore Dolní Lhota for your trip through two specific themes: marked routes and local memorials. If you would like to combine your stay with some exercise, you can distinguish between the routes by their course and length. For a cultural visit to the village, a monument and a memorial plaque provide specific points of interest. This can help you decide whether to devote your time to a route, local memorials, or both.

Marked Routes and Excursions

The red-marked tourist route No. 509 runs from Lomnice via Lysice and Doubravice n. Sv. to Dolní Lhota. It is 37.7 km long. The sequence of places makes Dolní Lhota the endpoint of this route and also gives you a geographical reference: Lomnice, Lysice, Doubravice n. Sv. and, finally, Dolní Lhota. The stated length applies to the entire route No. 509. This distinguishes a route that passes through several places from one that begins in Dolní Lhota.

The 2026 tourism brochure lists the green-marked hiking trail No. 4505 from Dolní Lhota to Olešnice as 8.5 km long. Check the signs and route before setting out. Its stated length is considerably shorter than the 37.7 km of route No. 509; the starting and ending points also differ. No. 4505 leads from Dolní Lhota to Olešnice, while No. 509 ends in the village. Comparing the markings, endpoints and lengths can help you distinguish between the two routes when planning.

The 2026 tourism brochure also lists the 32 km excursion on route No. 5160 from Letovice to Svojanov and back, passing through Dolní Lhota, as a half-day excursion. On this route, Dolní Lhota lies along the way; it is the endpoint of No. 509 and the starting point of No. 4505. The village thus plays three different roles on the routes described: destination, starting point and place along the way. Your trip planning also involves different types of information: distances for the marked routes and the classification of route No. 5160 as a half-day excursion.

Memorials in Dolní Lhota

A monument to the victims of the First and Second World Wars stands in the park on Dolní Lhota’s village green. Its inscription commemorates those who fell and were tortured in both wars. It thus names two groups in connection with the memorial to both world wars and complements the description of the monument with its specific wording.

Another, personal memorial is a plaque on the birthplace of Jaroslav Štěrbáček, house No. 79. His name also appears among those commemorated on the monument. The same name thus appears in two forms of remembrance: on a plaque at a specific birthplace and as an entry on the monument. The two references place different emphasis on the subject: the plaque is associated with the birthplace, while the monument is dedicated to the victims of the world wars.

Connection to the Svitava

A boundary of the Svitava 3 trout fishing district (No. 463 064), documented in 2019, extends to the road bridge on the road to Dolní Lhota railway station. The identification number and this specific bridge location provide a precise reference for the connection to the waterway.

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