Lhota Rapotina: Holiday Apartments and Houses

Lhota Rapotina lies in valleys formed by the erosion of the Svitava and Bělá rivers and bordered by steep, forested slopes. Within the cadastral area, Strážka is the highest point at 539 metres. The Lebeďák Nature Monument covers an area of 9.281 hectares within the cadastral area of the municipality of Lhota Rapotina.

Landscape and Nature

The protected habitats in the Lebeďák Nature Monument include a distinctive community of thermophilous dwarf oak forests and rocky steppes with xerothermophytic vegetation.

History and Architectural Heritage

Settlement reached the Lhota Rapotina area in the 12th century. The earliest written mention of the village is believed to date from 1349.

The Baroque Church of St Lawrence was built in 1717 on the site of an older chapel. It has a large onion-shaped roof that transitions into a lantern topped with a finial. In the central part of the village square there is also a Baroque statue of St John of Nepomuk, a monument of considerable art-historical value.

The Horní mlýn complex is also part of the village's historical heritage. It was a paper mill and is documented as early as 1663 by a watermark.

Routes and Transport Links

Lhota Rapotina has bus connections as part of the IDS network. Route 5202a runs from Lhota Rapotina to Obora.

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