Mikulášovice: Hotels and accommodation

The Museum of Knife-Making Tradition presents the historical development of knife-making craftsmanship and knife production in Mikulášovice. It is located in the building of the Municipal Information Centre in the centre of Mikulášovice.

Culture and history

The three-sided Chapel of the Holy Trinity is exceptional due to its location and architectural design. The Church of St Nicholas is a three-nave building measuring 50 metres in length, 20 metres in width and 18 metres in height. Its exterior walls feature numerous tombstones dating from the Baroque, Rococo and Neoclassical periods.

The protected complex of the Church of St Nicholas includes the church, the Chapel of St Procopius, a mortuary, an enclosing wall, a covered staircase and a cast-iron cross. The Mikulášovice Observatory is one of the cultural monuments of the town of Mikulášovice.

Landscape and trails

There is a drinking-water spring at the summit of Tanečnice. Part of the Mikulášovice municipal area, from the railway tracks towards the border, lies within the Labské pískovce Protected Landscape Area.

A signposted hiking trail connects Mikulášovice town square with Mikulášovice dolní railway station and is approximately 3.5 kilometres long. Railway line 084 runs from Rumburk via Panský to Mikulášovice.

Events and leisure

The Knife Festivals take place on the penultimate Sunday in June in the courtyard of the Mikov factory in Mikulášovice. In Mikulášovice, a festive procession of riders sets off from the Church of St Nicholas after Mass and returns there for a closing performance.

The outdoor swimming pool in Mikulášovice offers children and adults a place to relax and enjoy summer water activities.

Other places: Varnsdorf, Velký Šenov, Nové Hrabecí, Šluknov, Kytlice, Horní Podluzí, Lipová U Šluknova, Lobendava.

For the higher-level travel overview: Děčín District.