Ludmírov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nature and Landscape

The entire administrative area of Ludmírov, including its local districts, lies within Kladecko Nature Park. The landscape alternates between forested areas and agricultural land and is shaped by the deep valleys of its watercourses, including the Špraněk.

The Průchodnice Nature Reserve protects a rock formation made of Devonian limestone with a cave and two rock gates. It includes primeval beech and mixed forests with rare plants such as Turk’s cap lily and several orchid species and serves as a wintering area for the protected Barbastelle bat.

The protected Skalky area preserves a primeval forest stand on a small rocky elevation, with beech and hornbeam predominating. Skalky also features a species-rich herb layer with numerous rare and protected plants, including lily of the valley, white helleborine and broad-leaved helleborine. The Rudka Nature Reserve in Kladecko Nature Park protects mixed forest and adjacent meadows on a limestone rock with protected herb species.

Trails

A marked blue hiking trail runs through the administrative area of Ludmírov along the route Blansko – Jaroměřice – Kladky – Milkov farma – Kadeřín – Javoříčko. A marked green hiking trail touches the southern edge of the administrative area and runs along the route Nádraží ČD Jesenec – Kladky – Hamerky – Kozov – Bouzov – Bílá Lhota. The existing cycle route No. 5030 between Konice and Bouzov also runs through the administrative area.

History and Culture

Ludmírov is first documented in a written record dated 15 November 1382. The Chapel of St. Anne, founded in 1836, is located in the centre.

The Boží muka roadside shrine on the road to Ponikev in Ludmírov has been protected as an immovable cultural monument since 3 May 1958. The rural Empire-style homestead No. 23 in the northwestern part of Ludmírov has also been protected since the 3rd. In the Ludmírov–Průchodnice locality, settlement from the Neolithic and Bronze Age has been documented.

In the Surrounding Area

The Pomník obětem 1. a 2. světové války monument is located in the vicinity of Ludmírov. The churches Kaple Panny Marie Lurdské, Kaple Panny Marie and Kaple Božského srdce are also located in the vicinity of Ludmírov.

Bradlo Hill lies in the immediate vicinity of Ludmírov, as does Rudka Hill. In the wider regional surroundings of Ludmírov lie Husák Mountain and Skalky Mountain.

More Locality Pages

More locality pages: Dzbel, Raková U Konice, Vícov, Prostějovičky, Ondratice, Hrubčice, Březsko, Vrbátky.

To the higher-level travel overview: Prostějov District.