Luženičky: Hotels and accommodations

History and architectural heritage can be encountered at several specific places in Luženičky. Beside the Chapel of Saint Anthony in Luženičky stands a commemorative cross dating from 1939.

Culture and history

On Baldovské návrší stands a Baroque hexagonal chapel dedicated to the Holy Trinity, built in the 18th century. A clash between the Hussites and the Crusaders took place on Baldovské návrší in 1431. The monument to the Hussite victory on Baldovské návrší lies in the cadastral territory of the municipality of Luženičky and can be reached from there via a yellow-marked hiking trail or an access road. The monument and the Chapel of the Holy Trinity on Baldovské návrší offer a semicircular view.

The properties in the village also preserve distinctive architectural details. Farmstead No. 7 in Luženičky is considered a valuable building, with a gate featuring a lintel and a multi-storey residential building dated 1930. Farmstead No. 5 in Luženičky, one of the oldest properties in the municipality, still preserves an old wooden dovecote.

Hiking and cycling route

The sculpture trail on Baldov was created in 2013 as part of the Tusta Sculpta sculpture symposium. It begins behind Domažlice in the direction of Luženičky, following a green-marked hiking trail.

The Baldov circular route is a 15-kilometre cycling route that reaches the signpost junction above Luženičky, where it connects to Cycle Route No. 3 in the direction of Domažlice. The circular route passes through hilly terrain and partly along forest roads.

Landscape

The mountains Spálený vrch, Škarmanka, Čerchov and Dreiwappen are located around Luženičky.

Other places

Other local pages: Draženov, Kvíčovice, Pařezov, Močerady, Bělá Nad Radbuzou, Pasečnice, Holysov, Pec.

To the higher-level travel overview: Domažlice District.