Mohelnice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Mohelnice
Mohelnice combines tangible urban history with named sites in the nearer and wider surrounding area – from historic buildings and a permanent exhibition to mountains, a hill, and cultural sites.
History and Culture
The town tower of Mohelnice was built after 1322 and served as an observation post for the town guards. It has eight storeys; 36 stone spiral-stair steps and 136 wooden steps lead to its highest storey. The town tower is open to the public. Visits outside the stated opening hours can be arranged through the local tourist information centre.
The Muzeum Mohelnice is located in a former vicarage whose origins date back to the second half of the 13th century. The building was probably part of the vanished castle of Mohelnice. The museum has a permanent exhibition on the history of the Mohelnicko region.
The Mohelnický betlém was incorporated into the Roman Catholic parish of Mohelnice in 1962.
In the wider regional surroundings of Mohelnice are the Pomník obětem 1. a 2. světové války, a memorial, as well as Kaple Panny Marie Lurdské and Kaple Panny Marie, both chapels.
Landscape and Surroundings
In the immediate vicinity of Mohelnice is (U Dráhy) [Mohelnice-Libivá], a hill. In the surroundings of Mohelnice are Hrad Brníčko, a castle, and Skalka, a mountain.
In the wider regional surroundings of Mohelnice are Cukrová Bouda and Husák, both mountains.
Geographical Location
Mohelnice is located on the Zábřeh na Moravě–Přerov railway line.
Other Places
Other places: Bludov, Rapotín, Velké Losiny, Kosov, Jakubovice, Lukavice, Kamenná, Vikýřovice.
To the main travel overview: Okres Šumperk.
