Dolní Studénky: Hotels and Accommodation

Třemešek Château and its park are listed as a cultural monument in Dolní Studénky. Its Renaissance portal dates from 1587 and features figurative ornamentation as well as a bas-relief by Jan Bukůvka.

The Church of St. Linhart features ceiling paintings with portraits of saints as well as stencil paintings on the vault arches. It was expanded from a stone chapel into its present Catholic form between 1840 and 1843; the chapel had replaced a wooden Protestant prayer house in 1701.

A project envisaged the partial reconstruction of Třemešek Château into a community centre where cultural, sporting, educational and training events would take place and associations would be provided with premises.

At 506 metres, Dražník is the highest peak in the surroundings of Dolní Studénky and is a hill in the immediate vicinity. Skalka, Obora and Bouda are mountains in the surroundings of Dolní Studénky.

The Malínský stream feeds the Třemešské ponds. They were established after 1437 under the rule of the Tunkl family of Brníčko and Zábřeh. The Desná partly forms the cadastral boundary of Dolní Studénky; its course features numerous meanders and bends.

Hrad Brníčko is a castle in the immediate vicinity of Dolní Studénky. Nový Hrad is a ruin in the surroundings of Dolní Studénky.

Kavárna Třemešek sells cakes, sweet pastries and cold-kitchen products.

Other places at the same higher administrative level are Stavenice, Dlouhá Ves, Kosov, Hoštejn, Mírov, Rapotín, Potůčník and Lesnice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Šumperk District.