Marsov U Upice: Hotels and Accommodation

Maršov u Úpice reveals its character through a combination of local history, landscape and local activities.

Culture and Local History

The former farmstead is a rural farm complex dating from the 19th century, built predominantly of wood. The surviving complex now consists of a granary, barns and an entrance gate. The former farmstead is listed in the state register of cultural monuments and is considered one of the significant examples of vernacular architecture.

The Zvonička is the only cultural monument owned by the municipality of Maršov u Úpice. The Maršovská zvonice historically served as a fire alert station.

In the forest at the upper end of Maršov u Úpice, a Czech lion with the years 1918 and 1928 carved into it can be found on a slope of Velký kámen. The carving commemorates the sale of the Prorub forest district by Prince Schaumburg-Lippe, the owner of the Náchod estate, to the town of Jaroměř.

The Maršovské posvícení, traditionally held at the cultural centre on the third weekend of October, features good food, koláče, music and entertainment.

Sports and Cycling

A multifunctional sports facility is located behind the municipal office in Maršov u Úpice. It has a tennis court with an artificial surface and a children's area with a large sandbox and various wooden features.

Cycle Route No. 4090 between Úpice and Křižanov runs through Maršov u Úpice. It is 33 km long and classified as moderately difficult.

Landscape and Nature

The Maršovka stream rises in Maršov u Úpice and divides the municipality into two unequal parts. It continues towards Libňatov and on to Havlovice, where it flows into the Úpa.

The Buk u Maršova beech tree stands in a field on the northeastern edge of the village and is designated as a memorial tree; it was first designated on 8 September 1983. A walk to the Buk u Maršova beech tree is recommended as a local excursion.

To view more local pages, you can then take a look at Doubravice U Dvora Králové, Velky Vrestov, Vitezna, Lánov, Libotov, Dolní Brusnice, Prkenný Dul and Vlcice .

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Trutnov.