Chornice: Hotels and Accommodation

Local Points of Interest

The Church of St. Lawrence is a rural Baroque-style parish church of medieval origin dating from the early 14th century. The church grounds include a Late Gothic tower with a stepped pyramidal roof as well as two Baroque statues of Saint John of Nepomuk. The church stands on the site of a former fortress; surviving masonry from its former outline forms part of the cemetery wall.

Polní mlýn is located on the southeastern edge of Chornice, about 0.7 km from the Church of St. Lawrence on the road to Biskupice. The romantic mill lies outside Chornice; opposite, across the road, there is a niche chapel.

A nearly completed but unfinished motorway route structure runs through the middle of the fields southwards to the airfield near Chornice. Behind Chornice airfield, the unfinished motorway route leads to a spur of Hušák mountain; however, the extensive earthworks required there were not completed.

Nature

In the vicinity of Chornice lies Holubí studánka, a pilgrimage site with a productive spring and a chapel on the western slope of the 625 m-high Hušák hill. The spring emerges from a side section of the chapel below this hill.

There are bus and train connections via Chornice in the vicinity for travelling to Holubí studánka.

Routes

A blue-marked hiking trail begins at Chornice railway station and leads to the Pod Hušákem trail junction. The Hradec Králové–Břeclav long-distance cycle route and local cycling routes also intersect in Chornice.

Other places: Nemcice, Strakov, Leitomischl, Javorník, Radiměř, Městečko Trnávka, Příluka, Jarošov

To the higher-level travel overview: Svitavy District.