Ludgeřovice: Hotels and accommodations

Ludgeřovice is set in a gently undulating landscape with numerous small forests and wooded islands. The present-day, third Church of Saint Nicholas is part of the town’s history: it was built in 1907, its tower is 75 metres high, and it was consecrated on 18 November 1907.

Nature

From the hills in Ludgeřovice, the peaks of the Beskids can be seen to the south; in clear conditions, the peaks of the Jeseníky Mountains are also visible to the northwest. Vinná hora is considered a mountain in the vicinity of Ludgeřovice. Davidka [Hlučín] is considered a hill in the vicinity of Ludgeřovice. Přívozská halda is likewise considered a hill in the vicinity of Ludgeřovice. Halda Heřmanice is considered a hill in the area around Ludgeřovice.

Culture

Kaplička U Tichého stands on Markvartovická Street in Ludgeřovice. It is a chapel made of red hard-fired bricks and was added to the list of cultural monuments on 30 January 2007. Rzuchow - Zameczek, a castle, lies in the wider regional surroundings of Ludgeřovice. Also located there are Wodzisław Śląski - Ruiny Baszty, a castle, Czernica - Dworek, a castle, and Dzimierz - Zameczek, a castle.

Things to do

The Kapličkobraní route is 8 to 11 kilometres long and can be completed by running, walking, cycling, with a pram, or by Nordic walking. The start and event area for Kapličkobraní are located at the TJ Ludgeřovice football pitch. Kapličkobraní is a non-competitive event with 14 stations at chapels in the area around Ludgeřovice and Markvartovice. Farská cesta is ideal for meditative walks.

More local pages

More local pages: Darkovice, Melč, Štítina, Dobroslavice, Stěbořice, Mladecko, Opava, Štáblovice.

To the main travel overview: Opava District.