Horní Jelení: Holiday Apartments and Houses
Accommodation in Horní Jelení
Horní Jelení is located in eastern Bohemia on the border between the foothills of the Orlické Mountains and the Elbe Lowland.
Culture and History
The Church of the Holy Trinity in Horní Jelení was built by Varlich von Bubna between 1600 and 1602. It features an unusually designed ceiling and richly decorated Baroque interiors; it also contains the tomb of Varlich von Bubna.
The Marian Column in Horní Jelení is a High Baroque monument dating from 1704. It is approximately 10 metres high and surrounded by a substantial sandstone balustrade on a square ground plan.
Nature
The woodland landscape around Horní Jelení invites visitors to take walks to the nearby Pětinoha pond. Pětinoha is a pond with plant communities in which rare plant species occur; in particular, it is home to the critically endangered water-starwort (Callitriche hermaphroditica L.).
Getting Around
Visitors can use a municipal cycling route guide entitled “A Short Circuit Around Horní Jelení”.
Horní Jelení has bus connections for local transport.
Local Character
Horní Jelení is known for its abundant annual mushroom harvest and, in particular, for its blueberry harvest.
Also discover Spojil, Semín, Bukovina U Přelouče, Třebosice, Brloh, Neratov, Lipoltice and Chvaletice.
For the higher-level travel overview: Pardubice District.
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