Kamenná Horka: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The parish church of St. Mary Magdalene in Kamenná Horka is first mentioned in the 14th century. Originally Gothic, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1749. Access to the cemetery in front of the church leads through a bell tower dating from the second half of the 15th century. The cemetery contains a preserved gravestone from 1590, and there is also a stone cross from 1836 in front of the cemetery. Near the church is a group of statues of the Holy Trinity dating from 1757.

A former national border divided Kamenná Horka into a Bohemian and a Moravian settlement. The two settlements were united in 1950 to form present-day Kamenná Horka.

Landscape and Trails

Kamenná Horka is located on the western side of the Hřebeč Massif and at a crossroads of the so-called salt roads. The extensive woodland around Kamenná Horka is suitable for hiking. A yellow-marked hiking trail runs through the lower western part of the village towards the Horecký Ridge. A red-marked hiking trail passes through the upper eastern part between Březová nad Svitavou and Hřebeč. Cycle Route 4029 runs through the upper part of Kamenná Horka along a paved road.

Getting Around

Kamenná Horka has regular bus services on weekdays. The nearest railway stop is Svitavy-Lány.

More local pages: Vranová Lhota, Rudná, Pomezí, Kunčina, Banín, Chotovice, Horní Újezd, Bela Nad Svitavou

To the higher-level travel overview: Svitavy District.