Řepníky: Hotels and Accommodation

The Střemošická stráň protected area comprises semi-natural dry grasslands and fringe communities on calcareous soil, as well as extensively mown meadows ranging from lowlands to the foothills. It also provides a habitat for the lady's-slipper orchid.

Kusá hora protects habitats with pure beech stands and mixed oak-hornbeam stands on marl subsoil. Botanically valuable woodland and thermophilous plant species occur in the area, including the lady's-slipper orchid, also in the valley of the Řepnický potok stream.

The Střemošická stráň can be accessed without restriction; by car, it can be reached to within 250 metres.

The Church of Saint Lawrence in Řepníky was rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1783. It has a Rococo pulpit and a stone baptismal font.

The Neoclassical rectory in Řepníky was built in 1791 according to plans by the local priest K. Weeber. At the Popovec u Řepníků – “Na hradišti” archaeological site, parts of a ditch and rampart surrounding the hill on which a fortress stood have been preserved.

In the wider regional surroundings of Řepníky, Jarošov is considered a landscape feature in the form of a mountain. In the immediate vicinity of Řepníky, Farářství [Střemošice], Na Průhoně [Luže-Brdo] and Horní role [Leština] are each considered landscape features in the form of hills.

More local pages: Svatý Jiří, Ceske Libchavy, Horní Čermná, Nové Hrady U Skutče, Hnátnice, Libecina, Vinary, Skořenice.

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