Hudlice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Hudlice
Hudlice is home to the Máminka lookout tower, a 33-metre-high wooden structure on the summit of Krušná hora. The tower is accessible year-round; admission is free. The panoramic panels at the lookout tower provide information about the views of Klínovec and the Ore Mountains, the Bohemian Central Highlands, Říp, Ještěd, Bezděz, the Brdy Hills, Točník Castle, Kladno and Prague’s Žižkov Television Tower.
Nature
Hudlická skála combines a geological feature with sweeping views of the landscape. It contains an almost 12-metre-long non-karst cave. Hudlická skála also offers views across the surrounding countryside.
Trails
The Krušná hora–Hudlický vrch educational trail runs along well-maintained and marked paths and is suitable for hiking and cycling. The main starting points are at Na Vartě, Na Umrlčí and Pod Chvojinkou; parking is available at these locations.
Culture
The Church of Saint Thomas is a Neo-Romanesque church built between 1874 and 1876. It is protected as a cultural monument, registered under the registration number ÚSKP 14317/2-320, and has been protected since 3 May 1958.
The Hudlice Chapel is a brick structure with an almost square floor plan, stucco decoration and a pink-and-white rendered exterior. A local tradition is the Jungmannovy Hudlice celebration: it takes place every year in July at the birthplace of Josef Jungmann to mark his birthday.
Other destinations: Cerhovice, Skřipel, Železná, Kublov, Suchomasty, Korno, Nový Jáchymov, Drozdov.
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