Hrobce: Hotels and Accommodation

The section of the Elbe located in the cadastral area of Hrobce is classified as ZW B and is a gently and quietly flowing body of water.

Nature and Trails

Šán Island is approximately 1 km long and about 60 m wide at its widest point.

Cycle Route A2 follows the Elbe from the south to Hrobce, where it ends. Hrobce is also located on Cycle Route 2A of the Elbe Trail between Roudnice nad Labem and Terezín; the route runs via Židovice and Libotenice.

The Elbe Cycle Route along the Elbe is one of four main cycle routes in the Ústecký Region.

The Na Horách observation tower near Rohatce stands at an elevation of 221 m and offers views of the České středohoří Mountains. There are bicycle racks and benches at the observation tower.

Connections

Hrobce railway station is located on Czech railway line 090, which connects Prague with Ústí nad Labem and continues on to Germany. Hrobce is on the main connection between Roudnice nad Labem and Terezín towards Litoměřice and Lovosice.

Culture and History

The Klement factory villa at Hrobce No. 99/2 is designated as an architecturally valuable building in the municipal land-use plan.

Hrobce has a Baroque chapel with a small bell tower, built in 1744. The chapel in Hrobce was reconstructed in 2004 following the floods of 2002.

The so-called founding charter associated with Hrobce is attributed to the year 1115, but is considered a forgery from the late 12th century. In 1390, Hrobce is mentioned as part of the archbishop's estate of Roudnice nad Labem. Hrobce is first mentioned in the so-called founding charter of the Benedictine monastery in Kladruby.

Other Places

Other places in the same group of municipalities are Libochovany, Račiněves, Třebenice, Bříza, Sedlec, Vražkov, Vrbice U Roudnice Nad Labem and Žalhostice.

For the main travel overview: Litoměřice District.