Chudoslavice: Hotels and Accommodations

Trojhora is a natural landmark of Chudoslavice and reaches 451 meters above sea level. The summit offers extensive views of the surrounding landscape; it is also home to remarkable rock formations.

Nature

The protected individual tree “Buk pod Trojhorou” stands along a forest path to Trojhora in Chudoslavice. The Žižkova stezka Zemí hradů hiking trail also passes through Chudoslavice.

Culture

Below Trojhora stands a historically significant forestry lodge in the Empire style. The “Redlichův mlýn” mill on the Těchobuzický stream has an upper floor built using the log construction method. The first written mention of Chudoslavice dates from 1545.

The surroundings of Chudoslavice include Hrad Střekov Castle, the historic site “Theresienstadt concentration camp and ghetto,” and the mountains Hradiště u Hlinné, Sedlo, Varhošť, and Trpasličí kameny.

Further afield in the region surrounding Chudoslavice are the ruins of Hazmburk and the ruins of Hrádek.

More local pages: Ploskovice, Rochov, Trnovany, Kamýk, Michalovice U Velkých Žernosek, Mnetěš, Přestavlky U Roudnice Nad Labem, Vědomice

For the higher-level travel overview: Litoměřice District.