Řepiště: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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In Řepiště, the church belongs to a highly valuable group of Silesian wooden churches.

Culture and History

The Chapel of Saint Anthony of Padua is a small white-rendered chapel in the forest on Jezdecká Street. It has a square floor plan with Baroque influences and was built before 1836.

The Chapel on the Salt Road stands on Solná Street in the Vinohrady district of Řepiště; the street forms part of the historic “Salt Road”. The chapel is accessible to pedestrians via a footpath.

The Chapel of Saint Florian stands on Zemědělská Street near the “U Kříže” bus stop in the direction of Sedliště. It houses a gallery with 30 ceramic figures of Saint Florian, made by children from Řepiště in the ceramics course at the local primary school.

On Lesní Street, there is a chapel by a forest path connecting Řepiště with the Rakovec district. In the past, processions of the parish community travelled along this forest path from Rakovec to Hájek, a pilgrimage site in Lískovec, for May devotions to the Frýdek Madonna.

Geographical Location

The Řepiště–Vinohrady locality is designated as a site where Těšínite was found, in the Silesian Unit of the Outer Western Carpathians.

Transport

Cycle Route 6065 runs through Řepiště between Paskov and Sedliště. Long-distance cycle route 59 Ostrava–Beskydy also runs through Řepiště.

On the ODIS fare-zone map, Paskov, Řepiště and Vratimov are assigned to fare zone 18.

Other Places

Hukvaldy, Jablunkov, Fryčovice, Bukovec U Jablunkova, Staré Hamry, Staříč, Pržno and Dobratice

To the higher-level travel overview: Frýdek-Místek District.

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