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Bratříkov: Hotels and accommodations

Accommodation in Bratříkov

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On Bratříkov’s small square, the Freedom Monument with a bust of T. G. Masaryk was unveiled on August 14, 1919. It was erected using funds from a public collection and later supplemented with the names of the men from Bratříkov who fell in the First World War. The monument was among the first of its kind in the Republic and was the first in the Semily District.

File:Bratrikov Pencin House nr 30 01.jpg File:Bratrikov Pencin House nr 30 01.jpg Photo: Roman Vodny via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

History

Historically, Bratříkov belonged to the estate that was administered from Návarov Castle. The historical farmstead in Bratříkov, later known as U Zámečníků or Na Rychtě, is one of the preserved farmsteads. In 1812, three sandstone statues of Saint Peter, Saint Paul, and the Good Shepherd were erected at the farmstead. The farmstead, together with the statues standing beside it, has survived along the main road to this day and invites tourists and travelers to stop and visit.

The Trnka farmstead is also adorned with a Baroque sculptural group. A memorial linden tree is estimated to be 300 years old.

Nature

The Žernovník stream flows through Bratříkov. Above the village lies the U Lavičky viewpoint, from where there are views of Černá Studnice, Bratříkov, and Skalička–Hamrštice. The best way to reach the viewpoint is from Kostřavec Hill via Dolence in the direction of Loužnice.

The Pirochův quarry was located in Štebrov, a district belonging to Bratříkov, and lies in a valley between the slopes of Bratříkov and Těpeře.

Activities

At T. J. Sokol Bratříkov, multi-sport activities are offered for preschool children and pupils.

You can also find information about Dolní Cerná Studnice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Pintschei.

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