Lichkov: Hotels and Accommodation

The Kostel sv. Josefa - dělníka church was declared a cultural monument by a decision of the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic dated 7 December 2011.

The Vojenské muzeum Lichkov is located in the pre-war infantry bunkers K-S 31 “U besídky” and K-S 32 “Na růžku” between Lichkov and Mladkov. It features an exhibition on armoured vehicles in Czechoslovakia from 1918 to 1945. The museum is located on the western edge of the municipality, approximately 200 metres from Road 312 between Lichkov and Mladkov.

The K-S 25 “Na Sedle” infantry bunker lies within the cadastral area of the municipality of Lichkov. Inside it is an exhibition belonging to the private Muzeum Vysoký kámen.

The Betonová hranice system includes a blue-marked access trail from Lichkov, which also connects this museum to the entire system. A small section of the Betonová hranice trail leads through the Tichá Orlice valley in Orlice Nature Park; the remaining and substantial part of the trail runs through Suchý vrch - Buková hora Nature Park. The approximately 15-kilometre circular Betonová hranice hike has 23 information panels covering various aspects of the creation, purpose and history of the Czechoslovak border fortifications. A green-marked trail leads from Lichkov railway station to the Bouda artillery fortress.

Vysoký Kámen and Sikornik are considered mountains and are located in the vicinity of Lichkov. Suchý vrch and Urwista are also considered mountains and are located in the surrounding area of Lichkov.

The site known as the Nový Hrad ruin lies in the wider regional surroundings of Lichkov. The complexes known as Gorzanów - Pałac and Trzebieszowice, which are considered castles, are also located in this wider regional area.

Other places: Sudislav Nad Orlicí, Jamne Nad Orlici, Bystřec, Běstovice, Velká Skrovnice, Cenkovice, Pustina and Ceská Rybná U Zamberka.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.