Dlouhá Ves: Hotels and Accommodation

The stone cross in Dlouhá Ves bears an inscription from 1819. However, the village’s history goes back further: in 1770, three settlements were established on the parceled land of the Hynčina estate, including Grundorf, today’s Dlouhá Ves. In 1779, Křižanov, Dolní Bušínov and Dlouhá Ves were separated from Hynčina; the church was elevated to a parish church.

The mountains of Skalka, Cukrová Bouda, Lazek and Obora are located around Dlouhá Ves. A distinctive landscape feature can be found in the northern part of the Zábřeh Highlands: traces of placer gold have been discovered in the Ospitský potok stream.

In the immediate surroundings of Dlouhá Ves, the Church of Saint Stanislaus in Hynčina was completed in 1725. Hrad Brníčko, a castle, is also located in the area. The wider region is home to the Nový Hrad ruins, as well as the Chapels of Our Lady of Lourdes and Our Lady.

A cycling route leads from Zábřeh via Nemile, Lupěné, Dolní Bušínov, Křižanov and Hynčina to Hoštejn and Hněvkov, and back to Nemile and Zábřeh; Hynčina is reached approximately one kilometre after the previous section of the route. On the cycling route, in the immediate surroundings of Dlouhá Ves, lies Hoštejn, with castle ruins and a monument commemorating the completion of the railway line in 1845. Also in the immediate surroundings of Dlouhá Ves is Dolní Bušínov, with a recreation area, a reservoir and an adventure centre.

Other places: Vikýřovice, Janoušov, Rovensko, Písařov, Hoštejn, Bohdíkov, Bohuslavice Nad Moravou, Hrabišín

To the higher-level travel overview: Šumperk District.