Polevsko: Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The Church of the Most Holy Trinity in Polevsko is a High Baroque building based on plans by Petr Pavel Columbani. It was built in 1717–1718 and is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

Towards the end of the 17th century, Polevsko was one of the early centers of the glass trade; Czech glass was exported abroad by anonymous merchants or glassworks masters. The glassmakers of Polevsko had already received guild privileges in 1683. The property at Polevsko No. 175 is considered to be the site of the Klarahütte glassworks and is associated with Karl Mühlbauer, Franz Vater, and Sklářské družstvo Rudihuť.

In the center of Polevsko, there is also a cohesive ensemble of two-story log houses serving as evidence of the local folk architecture.

Winter

In winter, an alpine skiing area operates in Polevsko. Parking is available at the Polevsko ski area and along the access road. SKI Polevsko organizes races and maintains the cross-country ski trails in the surrounding area of Polevsko during winter. There are numerous groomed cross-country ski trails there in winter; traditional cross-country ski races are also held in Polevsko.

Nature and Trails

Polevsko is located in the Lužické hory Protected Landscape Area. The area surrounding Polevsko offers numerous hiking and cycling trails in summer. The Stezka za polevskými obry leads past remarkable trees and along paths on Polevský vrch. Along this Stezka stands the restored Obří židle, which offers views of the area surrounding Polevsko.

Cycling

The Polevsko Bikepark features six interconnected trails of varying difficulty on the slopes of the ski area, with a total length of 6 km. A 36 km cycling tour to Sloup Rock Castle leads via Panská skála and Polevsko onwards to Nový Bor.

Other Places

Other places: Prysk, Sosnová U České Lípy, Krompach V Cechách, Slunečná, Zahrádky, Žandov, Cvikov, Chotovice U Nového Boru

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Česká Lípa.