Lisna: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The “Educational Trail with Sights of Our Forest” is a tourist attraction in Líšná and provides access to the local “Great Oak.”

At the entrance to Líšná when arriving from the direction of Domaželice, the Trávníky complex is located next to a spacious playground. The site can be reached via a paved access road.

Landscape

The Líšenka stream flows through the built-up area of Líšná and joins the Kozrálka directly behind the village. The Včelínek pond lies east of the built-up area of Líšná and drains towards the Kozrálka. East of Líšná, the Kamenice nature monument consists of a gorge with deciduous forest and dense undergrowth.

Tereza [Kostelec u Holešova] is a hill in the immediate surroundings of Líšná. The mountains Kelčský Javorník, Holý vrch and Zadní vrch lie in the wider regional surroundings of Líšná.

History and Culture

The oldest known seal of Líšná dates from 1699; the bell tower of Líšná dates from 1860. House No. 33 in Líšná is the former reeve’s house. The VII burial mound group of Kostelecký les in Spálené above the forester’s lodge near Líšná is an important archaeological site.

Zámek Lešná is a château in the wider regional surroundings of Líšná. Zřícenina Lukov is a ruin in the wider regional surroundings of Líšná. The château park of Holešov is a park in the surroundings of Líšná. Kostel sv.Michala is a church in the wider regional surroundings of Líšná.

The “VÍTEJ, LÉTO” programme in Líšná included live music.

Other places in the same higher-level area are Měrovice Nad Hanou, Křenovice, Tovačov, Dolní Nětčice, Radotín, Radvanice, Horní Újezd and Všechovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Přerov District.