Rožnov: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

Rožnov and its associated district of Neznášov extend across a valley with several hills: Chloumek, Prašivka, Bezděk, and Libina. The Jordán stream flows through Rožnov; a blue-marked hiking trail runs through Neznášov.

Landscape and Trails

Several other hills are located in the immediate surroundings of Rožnov. The hill Borový (Rožnov) is located there, as are the hill Libiny (Jaroměř - Semonice), the hill Prašivka (Habřina), and the hill Za Kostelem (Velichovky).

History and Culture

Neznášov, a district belonging to Rožnov, was first mentioned in 1371. The first written mention of Rožnov dates from July 5, 1387; at that time, Rožnov belonged to the fortress in Rtyně.

Near Neznášov, the medieval Rotemberg Castle was founded and built by Bavor of Neznášov. During archaeological work at the Rotemberk site in 1978, stone and brick wall remains as well as ceramics from the 14th and 15th centuries were uncovered.

The Hrad Neznášov/Rotemberk archaeological site historically belonged to Neznášov. A relief-like remnant of the fortification and probably the remains of a round tower have survived. The Lázně Church is located in the wider regional surroundings of Rožnov.

Transport and Sports

Two bus routes intersect in Rožnov: one connects Velichovky with Smiřice, while the other connects Hořiněves with Jaroměř. The multi-purpose sports field in Rožnov can be reserved by telephone at 725 194 267 or 602 602 277.

Other Places

Other places in this selection include Chlivce, Hlavňov, Žďár Nad Metují, Dolany U Jaromere, Černčice, Běluň, Nový Hrádek, and Šestajovice U Jaroměře.

To the higher-level travel overview: Náchod District.