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Zálší: Hotels and accommodations

In Zálší, the fruit-drying house at house no. 12 is a protected cultural monument. The Betlém water mill on Lačnov Pond dates from around 1760 and is a Category II technical monument. Betlém is a half-timbered water mill with a three-part floor plan.

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Ponds and surroundings

Lačnov Pond lies west of Zálší and covers 15.72 hectares. Velký Zálešský Pond covers 55.91 hectares. The Zálešské ponds between Zálší and Vračovice form an important fish-farming and ornithological site.

In the immediate vicinity of Zálší are Chlum Hill [Choceň] and K Orlovu Hill [Tisová u Vysokého Mýta]. Řetová Mountain lies in the vicinity of Zálší. Jarošov Mountain lies in the wider regional surroundings of Zálší.

Cycle paths

European cycle route 182 from Moravská Třebová to Choceň runs through Zálší. The Zálší–Nořín–Podrážek section of the “Through the Land of Ponds” route is 2.6 km long. The “Through the Land of Ponds” cycling tour includes the 7.7 km-long Sloupnice–Chotěšiny–Vračovice–Zálší section; this is designated as cycle route 182.

Other places

Other places: Voděrady, Studené, Dobříkov, Strážná, Tisová, Koldín, Klásterec Nad Orlicí, Orličky

To the overarching travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.

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