Discover Horní Těšice

The Chapel of Our Lady represents the history and character of the village, while the annual program includes various events for adults and children. The year of construction, 1875, also places the religious building within the history of Horní Těšice and anchors it in the 19th century. In addition, the Těšice Natural Monument protects a landscape area with special plant life.

Chapel of Our Lady and local cultural heritage

The Chapel of Our Lady dates from 1875 and is a local cultural heritage site of Horní Těšice. In Horní Těšice, it is also regarded as a local landscape landmark; its tower defines the local elevation reference. The chapel therefore has a dual significance: it points to the village's past while also shaping its visible silhouette. If you are looking for cultural details rather than major sights during your trip, this specific building offers a clear point of reference.

Local traditions and culinary character

The “Košt slivovice,” featuring the tasting of a wide variety of spreads, was organized in Horní Těšice as early as its 8th and 9th editions by members of SDH Těšice. Slivovice and spreads represent a combination of regional social life and culinary tradition. For your travel planning, this provides a different approach from visiting a cultural monument: the focus is on an event that brings together local customs and communal tasting.

Events for different seasons

Horní Těšice's annual events program includes holy masses, creative workshops for children, as well as celebrations marking the opening and closing of the summer holidays. It also includes a Bethlehem hike with St. Nicholas gifts and an Advent café. The program thus ranges from religious occasions and activities for children to seasonal gatherings. The traditional spring event “Hledání velikonočního zajíčka” was scheduled for April 3, 2026, from 3:30 p.m. at the “Pod Lucernou” excursion site. Cultural events in Horní Těšice take place, among other locations, at this excursion site.

Těšice Natural Monument

The Těšice Natural Monument protects wet-meadow communities with accompanying riparian woodland along the Nihlovský potok stream. Wet-meadow communities are plant communities of wet meadows; the protected area connects this meadow type with the stream and the riparian woodland. The Těšice Natural Monument is home to the alpine globe flower, scientifically Trollius altissimus, which occurs frequently there. This natural aspect complements the cultural and event-related topics with a clearly described landscape and plant perspective.

Which focus suits your search?

When choosing a hotel, you can therefore first decide whether you would like to focus on the chapel and local cultural heritage, on events with a seasonal character, or on the nature-related themes surrounding the Těšice Natural Monument.

Other places for orientation

For further travel planning, you can also review the entries Pavlovice U Přerova, Žákovice, Lobodice, Hranice I-Město, Horní Nětčice, Paršovice, Horní Újezd and Křtomil.

For the higher-level travel overview: Přerov District.