Okrouhlá U Nového Boru: Hotels and Accommodations

Okrouhlá U Nového Boru comes to life through specific landmarks, an educational trail, and a cycling route. Historic architecture and the history of painted church windows stand alongside information about the local rocks and landscape areas within the cadastral territory.

Culture

The Baroque Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows in Okrouhlá was built in 1733 to replace an older wooden chapel. It stands on a sandstone-block base and has a central floor plan based on the shape of a five-pointed star. Its domed roof has a cylindrical lantern, five windows, and a conical roof.

The Vzorkovna is 18.6 metres high. It has stone buttresses, tall pointed-arch windows, and a low roof reminiscent of a chapel. The Vzorkovna in the lower part of Okrouhlá is attached to a former factory for producing painted church windows. The workshop and pattern room for cathedral windows in Okrouhlá date from 1893.

Cycling

Cycling Route No. 3054 – Nová Huť–Provodín, game reserve passes through the cadastral territory of Okrouhlá. It is 44 km long and suitable for all types of bicycles.

Nature

The Okrouhlá Geopark is a small, circular educational trail located directly in the village of Okrouhlá. Information panels explain the local rocks, show where visitors can find them in their original location in the surroundings of Okrouhlá, and provide tips for further trips in the area. The Okrouhlá Geopark educational trail is freely accessible all year round.

The České středohoří and Lužické hory protected landscape areas meet the Ralská pahorkatina uplands in the cadastral territory of Okrouhlá.

Other places in the same area: Noviny Pod Ralskem, Bezdez, Stvolínky, Böhmisch Leipa, Jestřebí U České Lípy, Kunratice U Cvikova, Kamenický Šenov, Žandov.

Return to the main travel overview: Okres Česká Lípa.