Bučina: Hotels and Accommodations

The Protestant church in Bučina was built in 1786 and has been a cultural monument of the Czech Republic since 2003.

The Catholic Church of St. James the Elder near the village green is a Roman Catholic filial church. It was originally built in 1375 in the Gothic style of the 14th century. After a fire in 1872, it had to be rebuilt in the Neo-Gothic style.

Regular cultural events held in Bučina include the St. James pilgrimage, including a Holy Mass, and an Advent concert in the Protestant church.

Růžový palouček is a meadow that has been covered with rose bushes since time immemorial. The roses found there do not grow elsewhere in the surrounding area; they are called French roses and are botanically known as Rosa gallica.

In 1921, a monument designed by A. Metelák was unveiled at Růžový palouček. It bears the names of exiles who went abroad. In 1989, Růžový palouček was declared a cultural monument.

Cycle Route 4229 passes through Bučina.

The nearest railway stop to Bučina is located in the neighboring municipality of Cerekvice nad Loučnou on the Litomyšl–Choceň regional railway line.

Other places: Sudslava, Janovicky, Velká Skrovnice, Lukavice, Nová Ves, Strážná, Zbudov, Hrádek

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