Smrček: Hotels and accommodations

The history of the Church of St. Anne in Smrček dates back to 1349. It was remodeled in the Baroque style and originally dates from the Gothic period. As a single-nave building, it has a wooden ceiling and a prismatic tower in the western façade.

Landscape and regional connections

Smrček is surrounded by extensive forest areas, predominantly characterized by spruce trees. Three ponds are located in the cadastral area of Smrček: Malá Straka, Velká Straka, and Žďár.

The Zárubka hill [Miřetice-Havlovice] is located in the vicinity of Smrček. The Skutíčko hill [Skuteč-Skutíčko] is also located in the surrounding area. In the wider regional surroundings of Smrček are Bučina Mountain, Jarošov Mountain, and the Church of St. George.

Events and activities

Pilgrimage celebrations in honor of Saint Anne are regularly held in Smrček. Regular events also include Christmas concerts. Washing in the stream on Good Friday 2026 was part of the folk traditions in Smrček.

The adjacent forests near Smrček offer opportunities for walks as well as for the seasonal gathering of blueberries and, when they grow, mushrooms. Jezdecký klub Smrček organizes riding training for young people, adolescents, juniors, and seniors and holds equestrian and sporting events.

Transport

The IREDO network lists the Smrček and Smrček,,odb. bus stops.

Other locality pages

Other locality pages: Ctětín, Skuteč, České Lhotice, Nasavrky, Bořice, Vojtěchov, Střemošice, Klešice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Chrudim District.