Kostelec Na Hané: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Kostelec na Hané can be discovered through tangible evidence of architectural culture, regional tradition and landscape. The Church of St. James the Elder is a protected single-nave Baroque building dating from 1754.

Culture and history

The exhibition „Básník slezského lidu Petr Bezruč (1867–1958)“ is located in the Červený domek. The granary in Kostelec na Hané also continues to be protected as a cultural monument. The oldest part of the historic town hall in Kostelec na Hané is the tower dating from 1771.

In the surroundings of Kostelec na Hané are the Pomník obětem 1. světové války monument, the Socha sv. Jana Nepomuckého monument, the Kostel sv. Andělů strážných church, and the Pomník obětem 1. a 2. světové války monument. The Kosíř and Malý Kosíř folk costume ensembles present Haná folklore and traditions both domestically and abroad.

The outdoor sports complex in Kostelec na Hané is freely accessible to the public during its opening hours.

Geographical location

Kostelec na Hané lies on the banks of the Romže stream. Horka Hill is located in the immediate surroundings of Kostelec na Hané. Chlum Hill and Předina Hill are located in the surroundings of Kostelec na Hané; Skály Hill lies in the wider regional area.

České dráhy railway line No. 271 (Prostějov–Kostelec na Hané–Chornice–Třebovice v Čechách) runs through the cadastral territory of Kostelec na Hané and branches there into line No. 273 (Prostějov–Kostelec na Hané–Senice–Olomouc).

Regional products

Sýrárna ROLS in Kostelec na Hané produces a special Moravian cheese from its own milk. Cheese from Sýrárna ROLS is sold directly on the premises at a sales window.

More pages about localities: Seloutky, Buková, Určice, Olšany U Prostějova, Dzbel, Plumlov, Suchdol, Prostějovičky

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Prostějov.