Uhřínovice: Hotels and accommodations

The stone fortress is a two-storey building measuring 12 × 18 metres. In Uhřínovice, at house number 1, it is protected as an immovable cultural monument under registration number 25416/6-2463.

It was built in the mid-16th century by Mikuláš z Ledské or his son Jan. The fortress was first mentioned in 1593. After 1694, it ceased to function as an aristocratic residence and was converted into a granary. The village of Uhřínovice was first mentioned in 1387.

The Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk is designated as an object of heritage conservation interest in the cadastral area of Uhřínovice u Voděrad. The Calvary in Uhřínovice u Voděrad is also designated as an object of heritage conservation interest. The Calvary monument in Uhřínovice was erected in 1901 at the expense of local residents.

The fortress was listed as being in a “preserved and freely accessible” condition.

KČT cycling route 4351 is 14.4 km long and runs for 2.1 km through Uhřínovice u Voděrad. It follows second- and third-class roads, unclassified roads, and a short unpaved section.

The 17.5 km-long hiking trail 97 leads from Solnice via Byzhradec, Uhřínovice, Lično, the Černíkovický pond and Černíkovice back to Solnice.

Other places: Kvasiny, Černíkovice, Pěčín, Lhoty U Potštejna, Nebeská Rybná, Bolehošť, Lípa Nad Orlicí, Potštejn.

To the higher-level travel overview: Rychnov Nad Kněžnou District.