Dolní Loučky: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The ruins of Loučky Castle, also known as Střemchov, lie on a prominent spur above the southern edge of Dolní Loučky. The Gothic Loučky Castle, also known as Střemchov, was founded in the mid-13th century and fell into decline over the course of the 15th century. The ruins are considered an important archaeological site.

History and culture

The core of the parish Church of St. Martin in Dolní Loučky dates from the mid-13th century. The church acquired its present form through alterations in the 18th and 19th centuries.

The Dolní Loučky railway viaduct is also one of the town’s notable structures: its main arch is the largest reinforced-concrete railway arch in the Czech Republic.

Trails and landscape

The red-marked hiking trail to Hradisko leads to the remains of the Gothic Lúčka Castle and continues as a woodland walk to Předklášteří.

The Dolní Loučky–Předklášteří cycle route runs along the Loučka. It was built on a former footpath.

At 543 metres, Pasník is the highest hill rising above Dolní Loučky and is covered with mixed forest. The hills of Víckov, Sýkoř, Paní hora and Střela are also located in the vicinity of Dolní Loučky.

Getting there

Dolní Loučky railway station is located on line 250 between Havlíčkův Brod, Tišnov and Brno. Access to the station building and to the passenger shelter at Dolní Loučky railway station is barrier-free.

Regional surroundings

The wider regional surroundings of Dolní Loučky include Brno Zoo, Lužánky Park, Sady Osvobození, a park, and the Kaple sv. Petra a Pavla, a church.

Other places: Stanoviště, Prace, Brumov, Hvozdec, Silůvky, Příbram Na Moravě, Vranov, Drásov.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Brno-Venkov.