Hanusovice: Hotels and accommodations
Hanušovice combines distinctive sacred architecture, a former courthouse, brewing culture, as well as routes on the water and along the river. The town’s details range from historic architectural forms to specific routes for paddlers and cyclists.
Culture and history
The “Farní kostel sv. Mikuláše” church in Hanušovice has a late Renaissance core dating from 1656 and two side chapels. In 1783, it was redesigned in the Baroque style. Its grounds also include a Baroque statue of Saint John of Nepomuk dating from 1748.
The Obětování Panny Marie Chapel also features a distinctive architectural detail: its small hexagonal tower has a lantern, an onion dome, and a crowning finial. The former courthouse known as “bývalá rychta” has two stone cellars arranged one behind the other, with barrel vaults.
Information and orientation
The Hanušovice Tourist Information Centre provides information about cultural monuments, natural attractions, and rail and road routes in the Czech Republic. It also rents trekking poles and provides bicycle service tools.
Brewing culture
The local attractions include the Pivovarské muzeum Hanušovice, which is fully accessible. Visitors can book a brewery tour at Pivovar Holba.
Water routes
The Vodácká stezka Morava offers 86 kilometres of paddling routes on the Hanušovice–Olomouc section. The Hanušovice–Postřelmov section reaches a difficulty level of up to WW1.
Cycling routes and landscape
The YEScyklo-Pivovarský circuit runs from Hanušovice to Rejchartické sedlo; from there, it offers expansive views over the Jeseníky Mountains. From Hanušovice, the Moravská stezka runs largely along the Morava River to Mohelnice.
Other places: Branná, Rohle, Krchleby, Bohdíkov, Jestřebí U Zábřeha, Vyšehoří, Svébohov, Bratrušov.
For the higher-level travel overview: Šumperk District.
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