Bohuslávky: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

In Bohuslávky, the Študentova lesní naučná stezka educational forest trail leads through the Obora forest. It begins at a tourist shelter next to the road from Bohuslávky to Dolní Újezd and features five information boards about flora, fauna and life in the forest. The trail is suitable for small children and can be walked with a pushchair. It is named after the local forester Ing. František Študent, whose name has been associated with forestry in the forests and surroundings of Bohuslávky for more than 60 years.

Nature

The Obora forest lies west of Bohuslávky and is bordered to the north by the Class III road between Bohuslávky and Dolní Újezd. A 200-year-old pedunculate oak is its defining tree and also the landmark of Bohuslávky.

History and culture

The first written mention of Bohuslávky dates from 1322 and is found in the so-called Osecký Missal. The local sights include the Kovaříkův grunt farmstead, house number 6. The Chapel of All Saints in Bohuslávky dates from 1809. There is a cross by this chapel; a second cross is located in Bohuslávky at a crossroads on the way to Trnávka.

Orientation

A bus connection from Bohuslávky links up with train services from Lipník nad Bečvou towards Přerov, Olomouc and Ostrava.

Other places

Other local pages: Střítež Nad Ludinou, Osek Nad Bečvou, Čelechovice, Beňov, Zámrsky, Lazníčky, Provodovice, Žákovice

To the higher-level travel overview: Přerov District.