Nové Lublice – Nature, Hiking Route and Local Culture

Nové Lublice brings together natural landscapes, marked hiking trails and local culture. The village combines the landscape of Moravice Nature Park with a clearly described hiking route, sacred architecture and individual experiences for families and nature enthusiasts. This allows you to focus on different aspects when planning your trip without losing sight of the character of the village.

Moravice Nature Park as a Landscape Setting

Moravice Nature Park occupies the southeastern part of the Nové Lublice area. The western and northern boundaries of Nové Lublice also run along Moravice Nature Park. The nature park is therefore located to the southeast and borders the Nové Lublice area to the west and north. Anyone who considers the landscape a central part of their trip will find a clear connection with nature here.

Marked Hiking Route with Direction and Destination

The green-marked Mladecko–Nové Lublice–Kružberk hiking route passes through Nové Lublice. For orientation, the section starting from Nové Lublice is described in particular: The route runs northwards past Dvorský vrch and Kamenná Hora. Kamenná Hora reaches an elevation of 477 metres. The route then continues to the railway station in Mladecko.

The route therefore offers a specific sequence of starting point, landscape features and destination. You can plan your hike around the route: Nové Lublice lies on the connection between Mladecko and Kružberk, while the northern section runs past Dvorský vrch and Kamenná Hora to the railway station in Mladecko. The green markings and clearly described route give the hiking idea a logical structure.

Baroque Church and Smaller Sacred Discoveries

An important cultural landmark in the village is the Baroque Parish Church of the Holy Trinity. It dates from 1776 and is a valuable single-nave building with valuable Rococo furnishings. The church’s construction date, basic form and furnishings make it an independent destination for anyone wishing to learn about local history not only through major sights but also through sacred architecture.

Another discovery is a chapel in the direction of Moravice. A statue of Saint John of Nepomuk stands there. Together with the parish church, this site thus showcases two different forms of religious architectural and commemorative culture: an 18th-century Baroque village church and a smaller chapel with a specific depiction of a saint.

Fishing Waters and an Experience for Children

The Lublice 1 A fishing water also belongs to the Nové Lublice area. It is a 0.3-hectare body of water in the cadastral area of Nové Lublice. Its precise designation and manageable size clearly distinguish this water feature from the more extensive landscapes of the nature park and the hiking route.

A local experience for children is also documented for Nové Lublice: Rybářský dětský den was held in Nové Lublice for the third time in 2026. On this occasion, children could enjoy an activity course, bouncy castles, face painting and soap bubbles. The event combines movement, play and shared experiences, complementing the village’s nature- and culture-related aspects with an explicitly child-oriented occasion.

More Destinations for Your Trip Planning

For further research, you can also view Chlebičov, Skřipov, Vršovice, Lhotka U Litultovic, Opava, Darkovice, Filipovice and Sosnová.

For the higher-level travel overview: Opava District.