Rohle: Cultural Monuments, Reservoir and Cycle Paths

Cycle path 6114 runs through Rohle and connects Nedvězí with Šumperk. Cycle path 6232 also runs through Rohle; it leads from Rohelská bouda to Zábřeh. The starting and destination points mentioned give you two clearly distinguishable directions for planning your own route. This makes it possible to arrange the relevant connection according to your preferred starting and destination points.

The Rohle Reservoir is located in the cadastral area of Rohle and is considered an attractive tourist destination. It is occasionally used for recreation and fishing.

Hrad Brníčko is a castle in the vicinity of Rohle. Kočičí skála [Kamenná], U Cikánského buku [Rohle] and Humenec [Hrabová u Dubicka] are hills in the vicinity of Rohle. Skalka is a mountain in the wider surroundings of Rohle, while Nový Hrad is a ruin in the wider regional area around Rohle.

The different spatial references help you distinguish the destinations by their immediate surroundings, wider surroundings and wider regional area. The combination of cycle paths, water, landforms and buildings allows various interests to be considered alongside one another, without reducing Rohle to a single activity or a single historical association.

When comparing a hotel for Rohle, you can pay attention to the travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions on the respective offer page. These three details describe different booking conditions. Especially when planning on a budget, you can compare them separately with your own time and budget preferences, without mixing the area's described features with the terms of the offers.

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In a niche next to the Church of St. Martin is the sculpture of an angel, a work made of dark sandstone from the end of the 19th century. Sousoší Kalvárie is a cultural monument dating from 1808. Socha sv. Floriána is a cultural monument made of Maletín sandstone from the first third of the 19th century.

Sloup Nejsvětější Trojice is an immovable cultural monument made of Maletín sandstone dating from 1835. Kupecký dům is a protected vernacular building from the first half of the 19th century with a long veranda supported by sandstone columns.

Jana Nepomuckého in Rohle dates from 1833. Socha sv. Rocha stands in Rohle Cemetery; its restoration was funded by a collection.

Rohle is mentioned from 1356 onward; the first references date from around 1290. Dům č. p. 65 was added to the list of cultural monuments of the Czech Republic in 1999; its registration number is ÚSKPČR 49759/9-51.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Šumperk.