Hidden Heritage Gems

This collection highlights lesser-known sites in the Olomouc region, featuring medieval castle ruins, historic water mills mostly in various states of decay, extensive cave systems known for their geological significance, and monuments commemorating local history. Included are several shrines and memorials reflecting the area's cultural heritage and wartime past, along with observation points offering natural views.

Středověký hrad Náměšť

Remnants of a medieval castle located near Náměšť, showcasing historical fortification ruins.

Olejovický mlýn

Ruins of Olejovický mlýn, a historic mill situated on the grounds of the former village Olejovice, abandoned since 1924.

Menhyr

Stone monument of cultural significance located in the region.

Javoříčské jeskyně

Limestone cave system known for its karst formations and paleontological finds.

Mladeč caves

The Mladečské Caves are a cave complex in the municipality of Mladeč in the Czech Republic.

Sušárna chmele

Site preserving traditional regional heritage, related to historic hop-drying processes.

Socha Pany Marie

Religious shrine dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

Pomník Zákřovský Žalov

Memorial commemorating a World War II tragedy located in the Kyjanice forest.

Ornitologická pozorovatelna

Birdwatching tower offering panoramic views, accessible year-round without charge.

Branka

Ruins of a castle known locally as Branka.

Rytířská síň

Ruins of a medieval knight's hall.

Schwarzův mlýn

Historic water mill in partial ruin, reflecting traditional milling architecture.

Novoveský mlýn

Ruined water mill once serving local agricultural communities.

Velkostřelenský mlýn

Partially preserved water mill with historical significance in regional industry.

Drexlerova pila

Ruined water mill also known as Drexler's sawmill.

Památník obětí II. světové války

Monument dedicated to the victims of World War II.