Lubná: Hilly Landscapes and Village History

On the edge of the Chřiby, Lubná brings together a hilly landscape and local history. A chapel with a bell tower, May devotions, and the nearby Tabarky burial ground offer cultural points of interest; the Stezky severními Chřiby trail network adds options for active days.

Quick Facts About Lubná

• Lubná lies on the edge of the Chřiby Hills, formerly known as Hříběcí hory.
• The chapel with a bell tower stands on the road that runs through the village; it is estimated to be about 240 years old.
• May devotions are held in the chapel in May.
• The 9th-century Tabarky burial ground is located near Lubná.
• The Stezky severními Chřiby trail network includes, among other things, trail maps, signposts, benches, and panoramic information boards at viewpoints.

The Chřiby as a Landscape Setting

Lubná lies on the edge of the Chřiby Hills, formerly called Hříběcí hory. Hříběcí hory is therefore the former name of the same hills, not a separate landscape. For active days, the Stezky severními Chřiby trail network offers a point of orientation in the region. Information boards with trail maps and tourist signposts are part of the network, as are benches and panoramic boards at viewpoints. The various features serve different purposes: maps and signposts help with navigation, benches provide a place to rest, and panoramic boards complement the viewpoints.

The Chapel, May Devotions, and Early Settlement

The chapel with a bell tower stands on the road that runs through the village; it is estimated to be about 240 years old. May devotions are held there in May. The chapel thus combines an older architectural history with a recurring religious occasion.

The Tabarky burial ground near Lubná, outside the built-up area, offers a different perspective on the past. It dates from the 9th century and bears witness to a very early Slavic settlement. The contrast illustrates the timespan: the chapel’s age is estimated at around 240 years, while Tabarky dates to the 9th century. Both topics add a cultural dimension to a trip, though they tell different stories.

Cycling Race and Cauldron Goulash

Local events also offer different highlights. For August 29, 2026, the municipality had announced the 11th edition of its traditional cauldron goulash cooking event. The Lubenský pedál children’s cycling race was in its third edition in 2026. One event celebrates food culture, the other children’s cycling; together, they show different sides of local event life.

Assessing Lubná as a Place to Stay

When choosing where to search, it helps to consider what matters most: would you like your stay to focus more on the hilly landscape of the Chřiby and activities on the regional trail network, or would you rather explore local and nearby historical sites? The chapel, the May devotions, and Tabarky offer specific points of interest. This can help you choose Lubná based on what suits your travel plans.

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FAQ / Frequently Asked Questions About Lubná

What activities are available on the Stezky severními Chřiby trail network?

The trail network is primarily intended for hiking. Most routes are also suitable for mountain biking; it is also suitable for running and Nordic walking.

For the regional travel overview: Okres Kroměříž.