Sumburk Nad Desnou: Hotels and Accommodation

Sumburk Nad Desnou can be explored through its technical, ecclesiastical, and industrial landmarks. The Tanvald–Kořenov cog railway line has been a technical monument since 1992; in Tanvald, it is registered as an immovable cultural monument. The line passes through several tunnels and crosses the Jizera behind Kořenov on a high bridge.

Culture

The Church of Saint Francis of Assisi in Šumburk nad Desnou was consecrated on August 15, 1901. In the Šumburk district of Tanvald, the church is a protected cultural monument; services are held there regularly. The Tanvald Chapels excursion route leads to interesting and publicly accessible ecclesiastical monuments in the area around Desná, Tanvald, and Kořenov.

History

In 1868, Issac Mautner established the first mechanical weaving mill on the Desná in Šumburk nad Desnou. Nine years later, the first mechanical weaving mill in Šumburk nad Desnou was expanded to include the adjacent building of a former grinding mill. From 1882, the textile complex in Šumburk nad Desnou also included a spinning mill built by Josef Pochmann in 1857.

Nature

The mountains of Pustina, Zámky, Mariánská hora, and Černá Studnice are located in the surroundings of Šumburk nad Desnou.

Geographical Location

In the wider regional surroundings of Šumburk nad Desnou are Zamek Chojnik and Zamek Gryf; both are castles. Spalona Stražnica, a ruin, and Valdštejn, a church, are also located in this wider regional area. Tanvald railway station was built in the cadastral area of Šumburk nad Desnou.

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