Horní Čermná: Hotels and accommodations

The Mariánka lookout tower is a 23 m high wooden tower from 2014 that is open year-round and features a steel spiral staircase. The observation platform is located at a height of 18.8 m and offers views of the Orlické Mountains, Suchý vrch, Lanškroun, and the surrounding area. In good visibility, the peaks of the Giant Mountains can also be seen.

Cycle route 4072 runs through Horní Čermná and connects Horní Čermná, Dolní Čermná, Petrovice, Bystřec, and Čenkovice.

The red-marked long-distance hiking trail Jiráskova cesta also runs through the cadastral area of Horní Čermná. In summer it is used by hikers and in winter by cross-country skiers.

A yellow-marked hiking trail leads west from Horní Čermná to the pilgrimage site of Mariánská Hora. Another yellow-marked hiking trail leads from Horní Čermná through the Sázavské Valley to the summit of Lázek at an elevation of 714 m.

The pilgrimage Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary is located in the cadastral area of Horní Čermná near Mariánská Hora; the present church building was constructed in 1875. A Way of the Cross with fourteen chapels was built in front of the church in 1886. Pilgrimages have taken place at Mariánská Hora since 1885. They were prohibited during the German occupation, but resumed after liberation and continue to this day.

The Evangelical Church of Horní Čermná was built between 1836 and 1839, and its tower was added between 1884 and 1885. The interior includes an organ made during the First World War with an older, decorated organ case.

Koupaliště Horní Čermná is a former fire-water reservoir that is used as a local outdoor swimming pool. The war memorial in Horní Čermná has had its current design since 2018.

Horní Čermná is easily accessible by bus.

Hejnice U Žamberka, Lanškroun, Ceská Rybná U Zamberka, Petrovice, Damníkov, Valterice, Rudoltice and Nové Hrady U Skutče

For the overview of the wider travel region: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.