Lazníčky: Hotels and Accommodations

Lazníčky is located in the Tršická pahorkatina between Olomouc and Lipník nad Bečvou, north of Přerov and at the foot of Nízký Jeseník and Oderské vrchy. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rounded hills, plateaus, slopes and valleys, between which rural settlements, fields, hop gardens and forests alternate. A stream flowing through Lazníčky rises north of the village center and flows south into the Říka and subsequently into the Bečva.

History

The settlement from which Lazníčky later developed has been documented in writing since 1365. Three years after compulsory schooling was introduced in 1775, there was a school in Lazníčky for pupils from Lazníky, Výkleky, Zakřov, Svrčov and Lazníčky. In 1885, up to 250 children attended the school in Lazníčky. The Chapel of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist in Lazníčky also dates from 1885.

Hiking and Cycling Tours

Cycle Route 6058 connects Tršice, Lazníčky, Výkleky, Veselíčko and Hranice na Moravě. A green-marked hiking trail also runs through Lazníčky along the Přerov–Tršice–Lazníčky–Veselíčko section. One cycling tour includes a visit to the Žalov monument. One cycling tour includes swimming in the Výkleky quarry.

Surroundings

Růžový Kopec mountain is located in the surroundings of Lazníčky. The Břehonuše hill and Kopaniny hill are nearby. In the wider regional surroundings of Lazníčky are Skalice mountain, the Church of Our Lady of the Snows, the Church of St. Michael, Čechovy sady Park and the Monument to the Victims of the First World War.

More local pages: Domaželice, Prerau, Zámrsky, Lobodice, Bochoř, Šišma, Bohuslávky, Křtomil.

To the higher-level travel overview: Přerov District.