Střemošice: Hotels and Accommodation

Střemošická stráň is one of the most important botanical and entomological sites in Bohemia and is the only site of the lady's slipper orchid in the Chrudim District. As a Natura 2000 site, it protects dry semi-natural grasslands, shrub habitats and extensively mown lowland and hilly meadows on calcareous soil.

Culture and History

Žižkův stůl lies north of Bílý Kůň and is a well-preserved medieval fortification consisting of a round mound and a wet moat. An access route branches off to it about 200 metres beyond the last houses in the village.

A St. Wenceslas chapel with a bell tower stands in the village square of Bílý Kůň; next to it are a wayside shrine and a chapel. “Velikonoční věneček” was one of the traditional cultural events regularly held in Střemošice during the period 2021–2025. In addition, a folk custom with a history of more than 120 years is maintained there every year; it has been included in the List of Intangible Traditional and Folk Heritage of the Pardubice Region.

Routes and Viewpoints

A blue-marked hiking route runs from the starting point in Bílý Kůň via Střemošice, Řepníky, Pustina, Zádolí, Brteč and Vanice to Vysoké Mýto. A red-marked hiking route through the Údolí Krounky a Novohradky Nature Park also runs through Bílý Kůň. Local cycling routes pass through Střemošice along lightly trafficked Class III roads and paved paths.

Poklona offers an exceptional view of Novohradsko, Prosečsko, Skutečsko, Lužsko and the Železné hory Mountains.

On Site

A public toilet is located near the football pitch, children's playground and tennis courts in Střemošice. During the period 2021–2025, there was no tourist information centre (TIC) in Střemošice; the nearest TIC was located in Luže.

Other places: České Lhotice, Vyžice, Hluboká, Drevikov, Třibřichy, Trhová Kamenice, Vápenný Podol, Kočí

To the higher-level travel overview: Chrudim District.