Lomnice: Hotels and accommodations

At the center of Lomnice’s heritage conservation area is a square with a church, a town hall, and a Baroque Marian column.

After thorough reconstruction, the Lomnice synagogue reopened for cultural purposes in 1997. Today, it frequently hosts exhibitions and a wide range of cultural events.

The Jewish cemetery in Lomnice is freely accessible and contains more than 1,000 gravestones dating from the 18th to the 20th century. The cemetery grounds include a mortuary with an exhibition on the history of the Jews of Lomnice. The oldest surviving gravestone dates from 1716.

The Járy Cimrman educational trail begins at the Nohy Járy Cimrmana sculpture at the bus stop on Lomnice’s square. It follows the yellow hiking trail markings from Lomnice to a forester’s lodge below Mount Sýkoř. At its final station, Pohlaví Járy Cimrmana, there is an idealized depiction of Cimrman.

Visitors and tourists can walk the Obora Lomnice educational trail in the Lomnice game park. The major Pražská cycling route also runs through the game park.

The Genius-Noci Brewery offers brewery tours for groups of ten or more by prior telephone arrangement.

The Tišnovská Beer Trail is 11.5 km long, takes 3.5 hours, and has an elevation gain of 237 m. The highlight at the end of the Tišnovská Beer Trail is Lomnice. The trail ends at the Lomnice bus station; from there, it is possible to continue to Brno with a transfer in Tišnov.

More local pages: Modřice, Rudka, Níhov, Přibice, Ketkovice, Kratochvilka, Chudčice, Vlasatice.

To the main travel overview: Brno-Venkov District.