Lhotka Nad Labem: Hotels and Accommodation

Trails and Wine

The 30-kilometre Kobold Portáš educational trail runs from Lhotka nad Labem to Žalhostice. Its first stop is in Lhotka nad Labem, at the intersection of Ústecká Street and the path to the U Dvou lip viewpoint.

The Litoměřice Wine Trail is more than 15 kilometres long. Along the trail, visitors can visit local winemakers and taste their wines; the route passes through the village of Lhotka and ends in Lovosice.

Nature

Mount Lovoš is located in the vicinity of Lhotka nad Labem. The Lovoš National Nature Reserve protects ravine forests, thermophilous and acidophilous oak forests, Hercynian oak-hornbeam forests, acidophilous and flower-rich beech forests, broad-leaved steppe grasslands, and rock crevice and scree vegetation. The Czech Geological Survey considers Lovoš a geotouristically interesting geosite.

The mountains of Jezerka, Košťál, and Deblík are located in the vicinity of Lhotka nad Labem.

History and Culture

The Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk was built of stone in 1814 and consecrated to Saint John of Nepomuk in 1822. The stone monument to Emperor Joseph II was erected in 1768 and stands on the road from Lovosice to Malé Žernoseky.

The historical site “Theresienstadt concentration camp and ghetto,” Hrad Střekov Castle, Hrádek Ruins, and Hradek Oltářík Ruins are located in the vicinity of Lhotka nad Labem.

Other places: Levín, Třebívlice, Straškov-Vodochody, Mlékojedy, Sulejovice, Slatina Pod Hazmburkem, Horní Řepčice, Chotiněves.

To the higher-level travel overview: Litoměřice District.