Náčkovice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The nearly 4.5-kilometre-long Uhelná Trail ends at the Víťa Lookout near Náčkovice and has eight information stations. It provides interesting information about the local Luční potok stream, introduces protected local plants and animals of the local fauna, and informs visitors about the history of coal mining in the surrounding area. On the return journey to Lovečkovice, the route can be shortened by taking a bus from the Mukařov stop.

Nature and views

The Víťa Lookout is a 21-metre-high observation tower. Its viewing platform is located at a height of 8.5 metres, and the viewing gallery has eight windows. The Víťa Lookout combines this observation structure with a transmitter for mobile networks. From there, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of České středohoří, Lužické hory, Krušné hory and Mount Sedlo.

Culture and history

The Chapel of Our Lady of Perpetual Help stands in Náčkovice. It has been protected as a cultural monument since 1958 and was restored in 2008.

The Zubrnický skanzen is an open-air museum of folk architecture in an inhabited village. The Lovečkovice Minimuzeum is located in a former railway building on the Velké Březno–Úštěk line, which was saved from demolition and reconstructed. The municipality of Lovečkovice has no longer operated the Minimuzeum since 1 July 2021.

Other places: Velemín, Žitenice, Chodovlice, Bříza, Vědlice, Sulejovice, Trnovany, Třebenice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Litoměřice District.