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Dubnice combines historic traces with a settlement pattern structured by the Hájnický Stream and a cycling connection through the surrounding area.

Townscape and History

A prominent landmark is the filial Church of Saint Anthony of Padua in Dubnice. The valuable Empire-style sacred building was constructed in 1822–1823 and, together with the adjoining enclosing wall, forms a landmark of the village. The restoration of the Church of Saint Anthony of Padua in Dubnice was completed in October 2025.

Dubnice is already mentioned in a document from 1289 as the property of Beneš of Branice and Lobenštejn. In 1409, Markéta, the daughter of Petr of Lichnov, received Dubnice from her husband Jindřich Čelma of Brantice as a dowry.

The medieval and modern-era core of the village of Dubnice is an archaeological zone in category ÚAN II. Archaeological finds have been documented there or can reasonably be expected.

Landscape

The Hájnický Stream flows through Dubnice and divides the built-up area into two parts.

The mountains of Ovčák, Kopřivná and Rudná are located around Dubnice. Mount Vinice is situated in the immediate vicinity of Dubnice.

The historic site of Cvilin is a ruin in the vicinity of Dubnice. The ruins of Vildštejn and Edelštejn are located in the wider regional surroundings of Dubnice.

Cycle Route and Settlement Structure

Cycle Route No. 6165 runs through Zátor, Dubnice, Býkov-Láryšov and Úvalno to the Úvalno/Branice border crossing; in the opposite direction, it runs through Úvalno, Býkov-Láryšov, Dubnice and Zátor and is 14.4 km long.

The built-up area of Dubnice is concentrated along a local road and Road III/4595 (Dubnice–Býkov–Láryšov) over a length of 1 km.

Other Places

Sucha Rudna, Tvrdkov, Cakova, Karlova Studánka, Město Albrechtice, Vysoká, Krnov and Staré Heřminovy

To the higher-level travel overview: Bruntál District.