Skrbeň: Hotels and Accommodation

Skrbeň combines an archaeologically investigated site with preserved sacred and manor buildings, historical transport connections, and routes into the Litovelské Pomoraví.

Culture and History

Hradisko, a slight elevation northwest of Skrbeň, is an archaeologically investigated site. Archaeological investigations uncovered post holes from huts, storage pits, polished stone tools, ceramic fragments, blades, and skeletal remains.

The chapel in Skrbeň was elevated to parish church status in 1869. The village is also home to the monumental Baroque statue of Saint Florian, created in 1706 and the work of Václav Render.

Since 1742, the statue of Saint Florian has stood in the courtyard of the Skrbeň manor. The manor complex also preserves the remains of a Renaissance staircase, simple Renaissance portals bearing the coat of arms of Jan Skrbeňský z Hříště, and Baroque granaries.

Zlatá křepelka is an old coaching inn for carters on the road from Olomouc to Prague and has been reconstructed. Skrbeň railway halt also retains half-timbered construction.

The carnival tradition Ostatky s hanáckým právem in Skrbeň usually takes place every four years.

Routes and Landscape

Cycle route 51A passes through Skrbeň; like this route, cycle routes 6027 and 6266 also connect to the Litovelské Pomoraví.

Surroundings

The surroundings of Skrbeň include the Kostel Panny Marie Sněžné church, the Kostel sv.Michala church, and Čechovy sady park. The Dílové hill is also located nearby.

The wider regional surroundings of Skrbeň include the landscape features Skalice and Horka, classified as mountains. The Pomník obětem 1. světové války monument and the Socha sv. Jana Nepomuckého monument are also located there.

Other Places

Other places: Horka Nad Moravou, Bukovany, Moravský Beroun, Strukov, Norberčany, Bělkovice-Lašťany, Hlásnice, Bouzov

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Olomouc.