Meziboří: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Meziboří
The Meziboří ski area has a public ski lift and downhill slopes. The downhill slopes are open while the ski lift is operating.
Landscape and Nature
Meziboří lies on the slopes of the Ore Mountains at an elevation of 550 metres above sea level and is surrounded by forest on all sides. The Loučenská hornatina Nature Park also extends into the administrative area of Meziboří.
The Lípy v Meziboří tree group consists of two small-leaved lime trees (Tilia cordata). A protection zone in the form of a circle with a radius of 12 metres has been designated for Tree 1, and a circle with a radius of 10 metres for Tree 2. The tree group stands on Okružní and Potoční Streets.
Hiking and Cycling
The Tesařova cesta is suitable for hiking and cycling thanks to its well-maintained path. Numerous information panels along the route cover the geological development of the Ore Mountains, as well as plants, animals, bodies of water and the population.
The Tesařova cesta begins in Meziboří at the stadium and follows the slope of Studenec towards Šumný důl through the Pekelské údolí valley to a game enclosure.
Sports and Orienteering
Local sports facilities in Meziboří include a ski slope, two football stadiums, tennis courts and a sports hall.
The Meziboří Information Centre provides information about tourist opportunities and transport connections in the region, sells tourist maps of Meziboří, offers advance ticket sales for the city's cultural events, and provides public internet access.
History
In 1949, the construction of a small town for apprentices in heavy industry was approved in Schönbach, later known in Czech as Šenbach. Much of the original development was demolished and replaced by brick and, later, prefabricated apartment buildings.
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