Anenská Studánka: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The spring area in Anenská Studánka is protected as a cultural monument because it documents the history of the local spa tradition. Sacred buildings, historic monuments, and marked trails give the place a clearly recognizable character.

Culture

The Church of St. Lawrence in Anenská Studánka is a neo-Romanesque building dating from 1907, erected on the site of an earlier church from 1607. Next to it stands a stone crucifix dated 1776, oriented northwest from the church.

At the former site of the chapel above the spring, a colonnade now stands following the reconstruction of the spring structure. In the Domov u studánky area, the Chapel of Our Lady of Help was built in 1756 on the site of an older wooden shrine. A pilgrimage traditionally takes place at Domov u studánky. The sculptural group of the Virgin Mary, Saint John of Nepomuk, and Saint Francis is registered as a movable cultural monument under registration number 59388/36-1614.

Nature

Red- and green-marked hiking trails pass through Anenská Studánka. At the Anenská studánka pilgrimage site, the Českomoravská Trail reaches the Hřebečovský Ridge and then continues along the mountain ridge.

The mountains of Zámecká hora, Cukrová Bouda, and Lazek lie in the surroundings of Anenská Studánka. Mount Řetová lies in the wider regional vicinity of Anenská Studánka.

Geographical Location

Anenská Studánka is a stage stop on the Via Czechia, with a restaurant and a bus connection.

More local pages: Řetová, Zámrsk, Hnátnice, Vraclav, Rudoltice, Podlesí, Hejnice U Žamberka, Ceská Rybná U Zamberka

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.