Bělá: Hotels and accommodations

Bělá features sacred sites, a Christian labyrinth, and freely accessible attractions. The Church of St. John the Baptist was consecrated on November 15, 1933. Directly next to it is a Lourdes grotto dedicated to the Virgin Mary, built between 1955 and 1960.

Culture and special trails

The Christian labyrinth in Bělá is also part of the local landscape. Its circular layout has a diameter of 26 meters, and the path through the labyrinth is 576 meters long.

Nature and water

The forest spring known as Židlo rises to the surface from great depth in the Pavlačka forest. In 2002, the spring was made accessible and revitalized. Another special feature is the Priessnitz baths in Bělá, with an outdoor pool for the lower limbs.

Leisure and regional cuisine

The multi-purpose sports field with artificial turf is freely accessible to the general public. At Pstruží farma Bělá, visitors can fish for trout; there is also a barefoot trail that uses cold water. Trout can be freshly prepared in the restaurant at Pstruží farma Bělá.

Other places: Markvartovice, Budišovice, Hlubočec, Pustá Polom, Chvalíkovice, Nové Lublice, Svatoňovice, Štítina.

For the overarching travel overview: Opava District.