Heinrichsgrün: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Heinrichsgrün
In Heinrichsgrün (Jindřichovice) stands the restored Jindřichovice Château, which currently serves as a district archive. It was built in 1672 by Jan Hartvík Nostitz as a replacement for an older Šlik fortress.
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History
The Jindřichovice Mausoleum is still maintained today and is considered the largest cemetery for victims of the First World War in the Czech Republic.
The complex of St. Martin’s Church in Jindřichovice comprises the church, a cemetery, inner and outer boundary walls, and three gates. The 3 km-long hiking trail “Za historií do Jindřichovic” begins at St. Martin’s Church and leads along the blue-marked trail via the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk to the château.
Trails
Regional cycle route No. 2044 passes through Jindřichovice on its route between Sokolov and Carlsfeld.
Nature
The Rotavské varhany natural monument near Rotava is an exposed profile of a basalt massif with typically weathered hexagonal columns. The Kernberg basalt quarry can be found in Jindřichovice as a natural attraction for tourists.
The nearby Tatrovice Reservoir is a recreational area covering 26 hectares that is visited in summer by locals and visitors from elsewhere. The mountains Komáří vrch, Díže, Čertova hora, and Rudenský Špičák are located around Jindřichovice.
Regional Culture
In the wider region around Jindřichovice are the Schlackenwerth Monastery, St. Michael’s Church in Bad Brambach, and St. John’s Parish Church in Albernau.
More local pages: Háj U Jindrichovic, Mezihorská.
To the main travel overview: Falkenau An Der Eger District.
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