Lhotka U Litultovic: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Lhotka u Litultovic lies on the edge of the Moravice Nature Park – explicitly not within the park. The village combines a clear connection to the landscape with historical traces and several publicly accessible paths. Culture, local history and the surrounding area do not appear here separately, but instead form a varied picture for anyone wishing to get to know a place with specific points of interest.

Culture

A prominent landmark in the village is the Chapel of the Holy Trinity with its bell tower. It dates from 1751 and was rebuilt after a fire in 1852. Today, it is registered as an immovable cultural monument. Another sacred feature is the Chapel of Our Lady of Hostýn, which is listed as a local monument in Lhotka u Litultovic. Together, the two entries give the village a historical and cultural dimension without requiring a large complex.

The village district of Hory also has a long history. Hory of Lhotka u Litultovic was first mentioned in 1325. Thus, alongside the chapel built and later reconstructed, there is a significantly older local reference. The connection between Hory and the history of the village remains just as visible as the individual buildings protected as monuments or listed as monuments.

Getting Around

A green-marked hiking trail runs through Lhotka u Litultovic. In addition, an existing tourist route for pedestrians and cyclists follows publicly accessible paths through the village. Another publicly accessible, yellow-marked KČT hiking route runs through the village district of Hory and through wooded terrain. Different path features therefore appear alongside one another in the village area: a green-marked hiking trail, a route for pedestrians and cyclists on publicly accessible paths, and the yellow-marked KČT trail running through Hory and the forest.

The route information remains closely connected with the places mentioned. Hory is present not only as a village district first mentioned in 1325, but also as an area through which the yellow-marked KČT hiking route passes. The wooded section complements the explicitly mentioned path through the village, while the tourist route for pedestrians and cyclists forms a separate connection along publicly accessible paths.

Landscape

Lhotka u Litultovic has a public carbonated-water spring. The water comes from an old borehole and can be drawn from a hand pump. Another spring lies west of Lhotka u Litultovic in the valley of the Jordán stream. Thus, in the immediate vicinity of the village, there is both a spring with an old borehole and hand pump and a spring location west of the village in the Jordán valley.

The nearby area includes Hůrečka Hill [Mikolajice]. It is located in the vicinity of Lhotka u Litultovic. The Vildštejn ruins and Mount Přílet are also located in the surrounding area. The geographical references are framed differently: Hůrečka Hill [Mikolajice] is assigned to the nearby area, while Vildštejn and Přílet are located in the area surrounding the village.

Surroundings

In the wider regional surroundings of Lhotka u Litultovic are Horka Hill, Stráž Mountain and the Cvilin ruins. Together with Hůrečka Hill [Mikolajice], Vildštejn and Přílet, they form a series of differently designated landscape and historical sites around Lhotka u Litultovic: hills, mountains and ruins are each named within their own geographical context, from the nearby area to the wider regional surroundings.

The portal also provides village pages for Neplachovice, Strahovice, Budišov Nad Budišovkou, Velké Heraltice, Dobroslavice, Litultovice, Sosnová and Markvartovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Opava.