Starobucke Debrne: Hotels and Accommodation

Starobucké Debrné combines local history with religious heritage, regional landscape landmarks, and a cycling tour that passes through the village.

History and Culture

On 29 August 1937, a Czech school and a savings and loan association were opened in Starobucké Debrné in a converted house no. 11. Starobucké Debrné is included in the list of places belonging to the parish of Dvůr Králové nad Labem; the Chapel of the Sacred Heart of the Lord is also mentioned there.

In the vicinity of Starobucké Debrné is the Lázně site, which is classified as a church. In the wider regional area lies the Spalona Strażnica site, classified as a ruin. Starobucké Debrné also has a brick wayside shrine with a glazed niche.

On the back of the cross near house no. 178 are the names Franz and Katarina Neumann and the year 1849. The base bears a German text referring to the event associated with the cross.

Landscape and Trails

In the wider regional area of Starobucké Debrné are Maxinec Mountain (MLázovický chlum) and Černá hora Mountain. In the immediate vicinity of Starobucké Debrné are the hills Kozel (Dolní Brusnice) and Perna (Třebihošť).

The pedestrian infrastructure project included three bus stop platforms. The Podzvičinskem cycling tour passes through Starobucké Debrné and by the pilgrimage chapel of St. Mary. Further along, the cycling tour joins cycle path no. 4347; the return journey to Hostinné leads via Hubertova výšina and cycle path no. 4300.

Other places: Javorník, Mladé Buky, Pec Pod Snežkou, Krenov, Cermná U Vrchlabí, Temny Dul, Beckov, Slemeno

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Trutnov.