Študlov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Študlov lies at an average elevation of 550 m in the northernmost foothills of the White Carpathians. At 817 m, Končitá is the highest mountain in Študlov. Small pieces of the rare mineral amber are found in the upper part of Študlov.

Nature and Landscape

The Hrádek natural monument comprises an orchard with an orchid meadow and a former juniper pasture on a sunny slope; springs occasionally emerge there. Hrádek was first designated on 22 February 1999.

Activities

The surroundings of Študlov offer opportunities for hiking all year round. From Valašské Příkazy, a marked hiking trail leads east through Študlov to the 791 m-high Požár summit, where there is a trail junction. In Študlov, there are downhill slopes for winter sports on the slope of Požár. The Hornolidečská magistrála is an off-road cycle path from Horní Lideč via Valašské Příkazy and Študlov to Střelná.

Culture

Študlov is home to a hundred-year-old chapel. The Church of St. Matthew in Študlov was built from 1992 to 1994. The local brass band Študlovjanka was founded in 1928. At the end of summer, the harvest festival Dožínky traditionally takes place in Študlov. Študlov's cultural traditions also include a Fašank procession and a lively Masopust festival.

On Site

The multifunctional sports complex in Študlov includes a tennis court, a ball sports field and a long-jump facility. A newly built tourist hostel stands near the football pitch and sports complex.

Further Places

Further destination pages: Hovězí, Hutisko Solanec, Lačnov, Pozděchov, Velká Lhota, Liptál, Kladeruby, Ústí U Vsetína

To the higher-level travel overview: Vsetín District.