Mezilesí: Hotels and Accommodations

The first written mention of Mezilesí dates back to August 30, 1403.

Nature

The mountains Sedloňovský vrch, Orlica, Gomoła, and Grodziec are located in the vicinity of Mezilesí.

Routes

The route “Podél Olešenky do Pekla a na sendražskou rozhlednu” leads from Sendraž along the road to Mezilesí and is not suitable for cyclists.

The 24 km route “Novoměstsko z rozhledny Na Vartě” is moderately difficult and suitable for mountain bikes and trekking bikes. It leads 1 km after Bydlo to Mezilesí and then along road III/28522 toward Sendraž.

History

In 1757, ten weavers are documented in Mezilesí. Below the inn in Mezilesí, there is a stone cross from 1840 beside the road.

Culture

The Památník československých legionářů 1914–1920 in Mezilesí displays uniforms, equipment, personal belongings, and weapons of Czechoslovak legionnaires in Russia from the period 1914 to 1920. The site can be visited without a guided tour; visitors may ask questions.

In the wider regional surroundings of Mezilesí lies Ścinawka Górna Castle - Renesansowy dwór. Gorzanów Castle - Pałac is also located in the wider regional surroundings.

More pages about nearby locations: Vernerovice, Vlkov, Bohuslavice Nad Metují, Borová U Náchoda, Machovska Lhota, Zlícko, Zaloňov, Šestajovice U Jaroměře

To the higher-level travel overview: Náchod District.