Dlouhomilov: Hotels and Accommodation
Dlouhomilov combines a protected church, historic monuments and a clearly defined valley setting. The village lies in the valley of the Loučka, Dražník and Benkovský potok watercourses; the Bašta hill rises to the north and Skalka hill to the east.
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Culture and History
The Church of All Saints dates from the second half of the 17th century and is a protected immovable cultural monument. Farmstead No. 7 lies in the centre of the Dlouhomilov village heritage conservation zone. The rural farmstead was formerly a rychtář's residence.
The history of the village goes back a long way: the area at the present site of Dlouhomilov was already inhabited by at least 3000 BC. A stone axe from the Neolithic period was also found in Dlouhomilov.
At a crossroads in the village below the Church of All Saints stands a monument to the victims of the First and Second World Wars. It was ceremonially unveiled on 21 August 1921. The historic village landscape is complemented by the Empire-style statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, which was added in 1839.
Landscape and Trails
The Šumperk–Králec–Brníčko–Postřelmov hiking trail passes through Dlouhomilov. A trail ascending to the Chapel of Saint Florian offers views of Dlouhomilov and the Loučka valley. The shortest route to the chapel is via a footpath from the road near the Sokolovna.
Other Places
Other places in the same destination area: Vikantice, Rapotín, Hanusovice, Vyšehoří, Velké Losiny, Velké Vrbno, Mohelnice, Mährisch-Schönberg.
To the overview of the wider travel area: Šumperk District.
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