Brloh: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture and history

The Brložský Trilobit was held for the second time in 2016 and for the twelfth time in 2026. On 29 August 2026, the Brložský Trilobit begins with an educational trail from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. The Brložský Trilobit on 29 August 2026 will feature themed workshops.

In Brloh, the ground remains of the acropolis of a little-known fortified complex near a pond have been preserved; the site is occupied by House No. 27. Kačina Chateau is a chateau in the wider regional area around Brloh. Svatý Jiří is a church in the vicinity of Brloh.

Nature and geology

Brloh Quarry lies on the southwestern edge of Brloh in the valley of the Brložský potok, about 50 metres west of the built-up area. Brloh Quarry can be reached via trackless terrain and is more than 250 metres from the road.

At the viewpoint above the quarry wall, the sequence of rocks ranges from quartz sandstone to quartzite and transitions into conglomeratic sandstone containing worked quartz and lydite pebbles up to 1.5 centimetres in size. Brloh Quarry is part of an educational geological trail illustrating the history of the Earth; in the disused quarry, traces of prehistory are visible on boulders and rock walls.

The Brložský potok flows through Brloh and empties into the Elbe. Krkanka is a mountain in the vicinity of Brloh. Bučina is also a mountain in the vicinity of Brloh. Křemen [Mokošín] is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Brloh. Žebráky [Přelouč] is also a hill in the immediate vicinity of Brloh.

For more places, see: Přelovice, Uhersko, Dříteč, Horní Jelení, Přepychy, Lány U Dašic, Staré Hradiště and Chvojenec.

To the higher-level travel overview: Pardubice District.