Luková: Hotels and accommodations

The 2.71 km-long Lanškroun–Luková cycle path connects Lanškroun with the municipality of Luková. Its route begins at the town limits of Lanškroun and ends at the railway underpass in Luková. The cycle path was completed and opened for use on January 3.

Cycle route No. 4222, “Damníkov – Lanškroun – through the valley of the Moravská Sázava to Buková hora,” also runs through Luková. The village is also located on Via Czechia, the so-called Českomoravská route.

The Lukovský mandel is a cycling and hiking excursion held regularly every spring in Luková. It follows walking and cycling routes through the countryside and small villages in the area around Luková.

The Church of St. Markéta was completed and consecrated in 1885, following the start of construction in 1882. Pilgrimage masses, as well as organ and Advent concerts, are held in the church every year.

Masses are regularly celebrated in the Chapel of St. Vavřinec in the Květná district. The mass on the second Sunday in August, dedicated to St. Lawrence, is associated with the Svatovavřinecká pouť pilgrimage. Construction of the chapel was commissioned in 1863; it was consecrated on May 5, 1864. Its furnishings include a Rococo main altar with a mensa in the shape of a tomb.

The sacred buildings in the territories of Luková and Květná include a total of 17 stone crosses, monuments, statues, and wayside shrines.

Motosraz Luková is an annual motorcycle gathering featuring bands, performances, competitions, and food and drinks. Cold-blooded draft horse competitions, known as Chladnokrevníci Květná, are regularly held in the Květná district of Luková.

Lukovská pouť is a traditional summer pilgrimage in Luková held during the school holidays.

Velká Skrovnice, Těchonín, Záchlumí U Žamberka, Kosořín, Dlouhoňovice, Studené, Přívrat and Ceská Rybná U Zamberka.

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