Budišov Nad Budišovkou: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Budišov nad Budišovkou is a place where history is revealed through unusually specific details. Names, architectural forms, dates and references to the landscape give each individual site a clear profile. From local history to paths and freedom of movement, there is a range that cannot be reduced to a single attraction or a single period of time.

Culture

One specific site is the Muzeum břidlice. It is located in a former mill from the first half of the 18th century, which is now one of the protected historic buildings. The museum documents the more than 700-year history of Budišov nad Budišovkou. At the same time, it deals with the formation, processing and use of slate, which is characteristic of the region. The exhibits include unique wooden mining carts. In the small splitting workshop, visitors can try splitting a slate heart. The Naučná břidlicová stezka educational trail, which documents the region's mines, adjoins the Muzeum břidlice. Thus, the same context encompasses both the historic building and the regional raw material, its processing and the history of mining.

History

Historical traces can also be found outside the museum. In the area around Budišov nad Budišovkou, the first reliable written mention of the Vildštejn castle ruins dates back to 1316. Another precisely dated structure is the Kamenný most bridge: it is a two-arch Baroque stone bridge made of rubble stone, with a fully masonry bridge railing, and was built in 1773. On the railing above the central pier stands a sandstone sculpture of Saint John of Nepomuk from 1725, placed there at a later date. This structure therefore brings together bridge architecture, material, dating and a religious work of art added later.

Getting Around

The landscape around Budišov nad Budišovkou is also described through specific locations. The Budišovka River flows through Budišov nad Budišovkou. From the Rozhledna Halaška lookout tower, there are views of the Jeseníky Mountains, the Beskids, the Oderské vrchy hills, the Kružberk Reservoir, Červená hora near Libavá and the White Carpathians. The Rozhledna Halaška can be reached on foot, as no road for cars leads to it. Thus, the same viewpoint combines the far-reaching panorama with the explicitly stated accessibility on foot.

Another form of movement can be found in the nearby forest park in Budišov. There is an 18-hole disc golf course with competition specifications. Those interested can borrow discs for the disc golf course at the Autokemp or the Středisko volného času; playing is free of charge. The information thus combines the course's specific size and design with the stated borrowing options and free use.

More local pages: Darkovice, Chlebičov, Filipovice, Raduň, Brumovice, Větřkovice, Mikolajice, Březová

For the overview of the wider area: Opava District.