The village of Zvole in Old Czech (zvóla, zvóle) was a term that expressed the right to use municipal property in particular for grazing, hunting and fishing. Less likely is an interpretation that connects this place name with some scapes, respectively. stvolnatými rostlin. Zvole was a settlement until 1869 and again from 1919 otherwise independent Kolorédov, which was named after the Archbishop…
Municipality of Sumperk. Phone contacts: -information, tel.:583388401 - mayor's office, tel.:583388503 - mayor, tel.:583388504 -office of the first deputy mayor, tel.:583388556, -1. Deputy Mayor, tel.:583388505, -Office of the second deputy mayor, tel.:583388506, -2. Deputy Mayor, tel.:583388507, -Secretariat of the Secretary, tel.:583388501 -Secretary, tel.:583388502 :…
The name of the village is derived from oak, oak, ie from oak forest. The cadastre of Dubicko was intensively inhabited in prehistoric times in the Early and Early Stone Age. During the Lusatian culture there was a settlement with a burial ground south of the village. The written sources mention the Dubicko for the first time since 1253, when the local fortress and the Moravian margrave acquired…
The history of Usov is associated with the castle and the first credible report about it dates back to 1260. The town stretches at an average altitude of 280 m in the valley of the brook below the castle on a hill that rises from the former castle below a steep slope to the east. undulating plane of Mohelnice furrow. Usov chateau is visible from a wide area, including the main transport routes…
Loštice - a beautiful town in central Moravia, situated at the northernmost tip of Haná, in the foothills of the Jeseníky Mountains at an altitude of 260 m. The town is known from the history of pottery - the production of "Loštice Cups", which were used in almost the whole of Central Europe in the 15th and 16th centuries. Currently, there are over 3,000 inhabitants in the city engaged in…
The first written mention of Bratrušov dates back to 1371 and is the will of the Moravian margrave John Henry (brother of Charles IV), who bequeathed to his son Prokop several villages, including Bratrušov. Both the Czech name and the German name Brattersdorf are derived from the Czech personal name Bratruš and it means “Bratruš's Village”. This interpretation shows that the village was…
Bohdíkov is a village and municipality (obec) in Šumperk District in the Olomouc Region. Most of Bohdíkov lies in the valley of the Morava River, or on gentle slopes in the surroundings. The village is situated at an altitude of 348 meters above sea level and has an area of 2622 ha. Bohdíkov consists of four cadastral areas - Dolní Bohdíkov, Raškov, Raškov Dvůr and Komňátka. Aloisov is located in…
The village of Jindřichov near Šumperk was founded in 1953 and has been part of the Šumperk district since that date, although the name Jindřichov first appears at the end of 1862. This is evidenced by a document submitted to the then c.k. to the district office in Vizmberk (now Loučná) dated 25/11/1862 and settlement of the district office dated 10/12/1862. That was the name of the small…
Dolní Studénky village. Dolní Studénky is first mentioned in written sources in 1353. However, man settled on fertile soils in the Desná valley much earlier. One of the villages founded at that time is Dolní Studénky. In the oldest records of the Earth's records, however, the name is not Studénky, but "Studenka". The name was probably given to the well, which once was here, and because in…
The village of Olšany is part of the Šumper district and forms its western extremity. It lies in the beautiful valley of the Morava River and the Hrůzná Voda stream, popularly called Bušínský potok. It lies in a wedge of mountains, on the western and northwestern sides are the outcrops of Kralické Sněžník, and on the left bank of the Morava River are mountains belonging to Vysoké Jeseník, the…
The village of Postřelmov. Postřelmov is a village of 3,000 inhabitants in the Olomouc region, Šumperk district. It is located in flat terrain at an altitude of 284 m. The Desná River flows into the Morava River in its cadastre. The first written mention of Postřelmov dates back to 1349. There are several listed buildings in the village. The most important of them is the tomb of the Bukůvk…
The village of Sobotín. The village has 1,246 inhabitants (1/1/2010) and is located at an altitude of 445 m above sea level. In 1351, the village is mentioned for the first time in the document by which the bishopric of Litomyšl was created. As early as 1496, an iron hammer stood in Sobotín. Iron ore was mined in the surrounding hills, as evidenced by the names of some hills (e.g. Rudná, Měděný)…
The village of Libina Libina with its parts of the village Horní Libina, Dolní Libina and Obědné is the lowest and at the same time the largest village in the Šumperk region. The village is 8 km long, stretches through a shallow depression at the foot of the Jeseníky Mountains and in the lower part passes into the Upper Moravian gorge. The surroundings of the village abound in rich natural…
Nový Malín village. The village of Nový Malín was called Frankšát until 1947. This name was taken from the German Frankstadt, after the founders, who were probably Franks, or from the name Frank, i.e. derived from one of them. The original settlement arose in the hills inside the forest as Mlýnská ves (Mühldorfel) and grew along the stream down to the territory of today's Malín. The first…
Písařov is a village located by the state road I / 11 between Šumperk and Červená Voda. The village consists of two parts - Písařov itself and the settlement of Bukovice. Forests predominate in the Písař cadastre, arable land in Bukovský. The altitude ranges from 500 m above sea level. at Kocanda up to 700 m above sea level. at the highest house in Zašíva. The highest peak of the cadastre of the…
Štíta Municipal Office. Tourist Information Centre, phone: 583 440 109, e-mail: [email protected] The town of Štíty, with a rich history dating back to 1278, lies at the foot of the Eagle Mountains and the Jeseníky Mountains. It is located on the imaginary border between Moravia and Bohemia. The picturesque town in the Šumperk district has over two thousand inhabitants and is an attractive place…
Chateau and chapel in Loučná nad Desnou On the outskirts of Loučná nad Desnou, formerly Vízmberka, stands a chateau with a romantic park on the left side of the road from Šumperk to Jeseník. The two-storey chateau building with two courtyards is situated on the southern facade of the large chateau park. Chateau park Although the chateau park in Loučná nad Desnou is described as one of the most…