Javorník: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Javorník, historical traces, an educational trail on border history, and diverse opportunities for pedestrians and cyclists come together.

Culture and History

The late Baroque Church of the Holy Trinity in Javorník was built around 1800 and has a square tower. Javorník is also documented as having a hereditary judicial office as early as 1501.

In 1811, Jan Peschl had a farmstead with the U Jelena coaching inn built on a section of meadow provided by the Svitavy estate.

The furnishings of the Chapel of the Holy Trinity date from the first half of the 19th century. Since the beginning of the 1990s, Christmas concerts have regularly been held in the Chapel of the Holy Trinity.

Paths Along the Historic Border

The Českomoravské pomezí educational trail around Javorník is designed for pedestrians and cyclists. Near Javorník, it leads toward the historic Bohemian-Moravian border; at its stations, the history of surveying the regional border and the inscriptions on the boundary stones are explained.

Rest and Exercise

There are rest areas with seating at several locations in Javorník, used by passing cyclists and pedestrians. A pedestrian and cycle path runs along the main road from Svitavy to Javorník.

Road No. 366 runs through Javorník and serves as a shortcut on the route between Svitavy and Hradec Králové.

Leisure Activities at the Březinka Complex

The Březinka complex has a mini football pitch, tennis and volleyball courts, as well as a basketball hoop and a concrete table for table tennis. The complex also includes a dance floor, a large fire pit, climbing elements for small children, and a sandbox.

Other Places

Brněnec, Kukle, Březinky, Květná, Sklené, Nová Sídla, Mikuleč, Vendolí

To the higher-level travel overview: Svitavy District.