Libouchec: Hotels and Accommodation

Libouchec is home to “Libouchecké rybníčky,” one of the most significant amphibian breeding areas in the Labské pískovce Protected Landscape Area.

Nature

The “Libouchecké rybníčky” nature reserve protects populations of rare and endangered fish species; more than 20 dragonfly species can also be found there. It comprises a wet alder forest with a diverse amphibian community.

The water landscape itself also has a special hydrological feature: the Klíšský potok stream rises in Libouchec at an altitude of 447 m and there branches off from the Jílovský potok as a smaller tributary via an artificial watershed known as a bifurcation.

Culture and History

The late Gothic church “Kostel sv. Tří králů” stands within a historic cemetery complex. It is accessed via a straight Baroque staircase that climbs the hillside above the main road running through Libouchec. A Baroque crucifixion group called “Kalvárie,” dating from 1728, stands between the cemetery enclosure gate and the church staircase.

On a wooded hill near Libouchec stands the secessionist chapel of the Botschen family, “Kaple rodiny Botschen,” which dates from the end of the 19th century. From the cemetery in Libouchec, the chapel can be reached via the road to Tisá and then along a footpath approximately 300 m long.

Guided tours of Zámek Libouchec introduce visitors to the architectural and historical development of the Libouchec château complex.

Activities

At the public golf course of Golf Club Libouchec, visitors can try golf and learn under the guidance of specialists. Libouchec also offers the municipal puzzle excursion “Výlet s tajenkou.”

More local pages: Povrly, Petrovice u Chabařovic, Stebno, Řehlovice, Trmice, Aussig, Zubrnice, Chlumec U Chabařovic.

To the overarching travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Labem.