Horní Heřmanice: Hotels and Accommodations

A small ski lift is located in the center of Horní Heřmanice and is particularly suitable for young people. If snow and weather conditions permit, a 1 km cross-country ski trail is groomed twice a week in the area around the sports field.

Winter and Trails

The ridge hiking trail through the Bukovohorská Mountains, which passes through the upper part of Horní Heřmanice, offers views of Bohemia and the Moravian side all year round. The marked cycle routes CT 4225 from Tatenice via Horní Heřmanice to Výprachtice and CT 4253 from Čenkovice via Horní Heřmanice to Verměřovice pass through the village. The green-marked hiking route Lázek–Horní Heřmanice–Buková hora also passes through Horní Heřmanice.

Road I/43, which connects Lanškroun and Štíty, runs through Horní Heřmanice.

Culture

The traditional dahlia exhibition organized by local gardeners is scheduled to take place at the Horní Heřmanice Cultural Center; it is announced for September 5 and 6, 2026, from 2 p.m. The Horní Heřmanice church complex, including the cemetery gate and chapel, is protected as a cultural monument. The Church of St. George is a protected single-nave Baroque monument dating from 1708 to 1712, built by the Italian master builder Antonio Sala.

The Church of St. George contains a baptismal font from 1749 with a carving depicting the Baptism of Christ in the Jordan. A replica of the pilgrimage image Chrudimský Salvátor stands on the main altar. The ossuary of Horní Heřmanice is registered as an immovable cultural monument. The statue of Saint John of Nepomuk near the church and rectory dates from 1767. The late Baroque crucifix in the sacred grounds of Horní Heřmanice dates from 1788.

Architectural Heritage

The old wooden water mill No. 103 in Horní Heřmanice was built in 1748 by Ferdinand Dittrich, the brother of Heřmanice’s first parish priest, and is an important example of folk architecture in the Lanškroun area. Horní Heřmanice is home to well-maintained wooden chalets that exemplify the local folk architecture. Country House No. 85 is a replica of an example of submontane log-house architecture in the Lanškroun area, originally dating from 1792 and featuring a decorated gable; after being damaged in 2006, it was reconstructed as a replica of the original building.

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