Pohoří: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Pohoří combines a stream flowing through the village with a distinctive memorial site: the Church of St. John the Baptist commemorates earlier generations and is a natural landmark of Pohoří.

Culture and Village Life

A Holy Mass is held regularly every Sunday in the Church of St. John the Baptist. The Nature and Culture Centre (PKS) is located in the centre of Pohoří. It includes a covered stage, an audience area, visitor toilets, a kiosk and a wooden pavilion.

From June to August, the traditional Pohořské hudební večery take place at the Nature and Culture Centre. The local events calendar also includes Pohořský střevíček, a dance competition with regional traditional character organised by the local primary school.

Waterways and Nature

The bed of the Zlatý Crk stream, including the three ponds through which it flows, was completely cleaned and restored after the severe flooding in July 1998. Pohoří is also home to a permanent breeding nest of the white stork.

The Zbytka Natura 2000 site is located in the wider area around Pohoří. Its habitats include ash-alder floodplain forests, purple moor-grass meadows and other riverine floodplain forests; the fire-bellied toad is also found there.

Hiking

The Klub českých turistů in Pohoří is primarily dedicated to hiking, with routes of up to 20 km. The club’s activities are open to anyone interested in hiking; membership is not required.

Transport

Pohoří is served by a bus service that runs throughout the entire municipality.

If you would like to compare other local pages: Liberk, Očelice, Rampuse, Chmelište, Sediviny, Chlístov U Dobrušky, Solnice, Nová Ves U Albrechtic.

For the broader travel overview: Okres Rychnov Nad Kněžnou.