Tršice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

Notable buildings in Tršice include Tršický zámek and the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary. The parish church is a landmark in the centre of Tršice. The Neo-Baroque church was largely built by local residents themselves within a single year.

Tršický zámek is a two-storey building with three wings enclosing a small courtyard. On its south side, there is a moat crossed by a bridge leading to a late Gothic entrance portal. In 1532, Tršický zámek was extensively rebuilt as a Renaissance château; in the process, the two southern palaces were joined to form a single wing. The Tršice Museum is located in three rooms on the ground floor of Tršický zámek.

Nature and Landscape

Directly in Tršice, below the local stronghold, lies Tršický vodopád, an approximately three-metre-high cascade in the Tršická pahorkatina, the southernmost part of the Nízký Jeseník. Its water comes from the overflow of Zámecký rybník. A path leads from the local stronghold through the former château park to the pond shore, providing access to Tršický vodopád.

The Tršice Reservoir lies in the valley of the Olešnice and covers twelve hectares. Břehonuše [Tršice] is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Tršice, while Růžový Kopec is a mountain in the vicinity of Tršice. The mountains Skalice and Stráž lie in the wider regional surroundings of Tršice.

Čechovy sady is a park in the vicinity of Tršice. The Pomník obětem 1. světové války memorial is located in the wider regional surroundings of Tršice.

Paths and Experiences

The Otty Wolf educational trail is an approximately five-kilometre-long, physically easy circular route with five information boards around Tršice. It includes the Wolf family’s forest hiding place and an information board at the memorial to the victims of the Nazi destruction of Zákřov.

Kostel Panny Marie Sněžné and Kostel sv.Michala are churches in the vicinity of Tršice. Sport anglers fish for carp, grass carp, perch, pike and zander at the Tršice Reservoir.

Other local pages: Dubčany, Lazce, Charváty, Medlov U Uničova, Jívová, Daskabát, Bystrovany, Luběnice

For the higher-level travel overview: Olomouc District.