Šedivec: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Šedivec
Geographical Setting
Šedivec is a small mountain village on a hill rising from the valley of the Tichá Orlice. The hill slopes down towards the Divoká Orlice and the Nekořský potok. The surrounding area includes the mountains Vysoký Kámen, Suchý vrch, Velká Suchá and Buková hora. The ruins of Nový Hrad are located in the wider region around Šedivec.
Nature and Trails
The Bažantnice–Obora educational trail provides information about the history and present-day management of forests, historical connections and the area's natural features. It ends at Šedivec–Obora, at a former forester's lodge. The end of the Bažantnice–Obora educational trail near Šedivec is served by buses; alternatively, it is possible to return to Letohrad.
A blue-marked hiking trail runs from Letohrad through Šedivec to Nekoř. For cyclists, cycle route 4074 is signposted with white stripe markings and leads to Šedivec after crossing road I/11.
Culture and History
The first written mention of Šedivec dates from 1539. The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary stands at the foot of the hill above Šedivec. Construction of the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in Šedivec was completed in 1898.
Other local pages: Sobkovice, Horní Morava, Lichkov, Vyprachtice, Horni Lipka, Jamne Nad Orlici, Horní Čermná, Mistrovice.
To the overarching travel overview: Okres Ústí Nad Orlicí.
