Ebmeth: Hotels and Accommodations

The original settlement of Rovná was located west of the present-day settlement and stretched along the road to Kostelní Bříza. The original village of Rovná was destroyed; only the foundations of the houses remain.

In the early 1960s, a new settlement was built in the central and upper parts of the former village of Rovná and was referred to as a “socialist village.” The new Rovná, described as a prefabricated housing estate, became an independent municipality in 1969.

The small, architecturally simple Steidl Chapel in Ebmeth was built by the owner of property no. 33 in memory of her brother, who fell in the First World War.

The Jeroným Mine National Cultural Monument is a unique example of mining culture and the mining skills of earlier generations. During the underground tour, visitors must wear a hard hat and keep a borrowed lamp switched on throughout the entire visit.

Lobezský vrch is located in the vicinity of Rovná. The mountains Chrudim, Špičák, and Krásenský vrch are also located around Rovná.

The Center of Europe monument is located in the wider regional surroundings of Rovná. The Novy Dvur Monastery, Schlackenwerth Monastery, and the Church of Bad Brambach, St. Michaelis, are also located in this wider regional area.

More locality pages: Frühbuß, Unterreichenau, Bukwa, Habersbirk, Königsberg A. D. Eger, Liebauthal, Königswerth, Schaben.

To the main travel overview: Falkenau an der Eger District.