Štramberk: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Štramberk
Culture and History
The Trúba Tower was converted into a lookout tower in 1904. Štramberk also has a unique urban ensemble of log cabins dating from the 18th and 19th centuries. The castle grounds are freely accessible to the public year-round, except during announced events with an admission fee. A valid ticket is required to enter the lookout tower.
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Photo: Kamil Czaiński via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Nature
Šipka is designated as a national nature monument. Šipka Cave is freely accessible throughout the year. The lower jaw of a Neanderthal child was found in the cave in 1880.
Getting Around
The entire Lašská educational trail runs through the cadastral territory of Štramberk. The Štramberk branch of the Lašská educational trail is 6 km long and has 13 stations. The Lašská educational trail begins at Štramberk railway station.
The Kotoučský praquest is an entertaining and educational treasure hunt on Kotouč featuring tasks, a riddle, and a treasure. The task sheet for the Kotoučský praquest is available at the Štramberk Information Centre or can be downloaded as a PDF.
Geographical Location
Štramberk is located on railway line No. 304 between Studénka and Veřovice.
More Destinations
More places in the catalogue: Bítov, Bartošovice, Sedlnice, Ženklava, Mořkov, Mankovice, Tísek, Kopřivnice.
To the higher-level travel overview: Nový Jičín District.
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