Svésedlice: Hotels and Accommodation

Written sources first mention Svésedlice in 1370. From 1389 until the abolition of serfdom in 1848, Svésedlice was owned by the Olomouc Chapter.

Townscape and Monuments

Svésedlice features a characteristic settlement structure of the Haná region and takes the form of a circular village. The historically valuable centre, situated around the village green, is considered a spatially and functionally stabilised part of the built-up area.

The Chapel of Saint Francis of Assisi and Saint Thomas was built in 1902 on the site of an earlier wooden bell tower. The central public space of Svésedlice, with this chapel, the Cross of Saint Thomas and Saint Francis, and high-quality park landscaping, is to be protected. The reconciliation cross from 1547 in front of the former school is considered the oldest monument in Svésedlice.

In 1931, Ludmila Zatloukalová-Coufalová became the first woman in Moravia to head a municipality.

Watercourses and Open Space

The Beroňka watercourse runs through the built-up area of Svésedlice, while the Týnečka stream flows through the southern part of the municipality. A reservoir lies on the Beroňka north of the built-up area of Svésedlice, while a pond is located on the Týnečka south of and below the village.

Leisure and Events

Svésedlice has a football pitch and a nohejbal court for sporting activities. In addition, a first memorial event dedicated to hiking and cycling was held, which was to take place annually in the future under the name Memoriál Ludmily Zatloukalové – Coufalové.

Gastronomy and Cultural Programme

Tourists can refresh themselves at a local restaurant in Svésedlice. The municipal cultural programme lists the event “Green Thursday – mackerel” several times.

Other destinations

Velká Bystřice, Doloplazy, Bystrovany, Dolany, Domašov U Šternberka, Kocourovec, Hrubá Voda, Bukovany

To the overarching travel overview: Olomouc District.