Chaloupka U Řeky
Finnish sauna right in the cottage
Designer bathtub in the upstairs bathroom
Trampoline, football goals and a large garden
On the border of the property, a river for cooling beers or feet
Ideal for skiers, cyclists and golfers
A garden inviting for picnics and sitting by the fire
Quick check
Frýdlant nad Ostravicí is often referred to as the gateway to the Beskydy Mountains. It fits perfectly into the Slow Travel concept for us, because its name was created by combining two German words: Land (land) and, above all, Frieden (peace). The past of this city may sound rather unpoetic. Frýdlant became famous for its iron production - the blows of hammers resounded, scorching heat radiated from the foundries. And from the surrounding forests, instead of birdsong, you could hear a relentless staccato, flawlessly played by the axes of the local woodcutters. And yet Frýdlant nad Ostravicí is full of charm. The proof is, for example, "Flower" in the park near the post office.
This is a statue of the internationally recognized Czech artist Magdalena Jetelová, who has been living in Germany since 1985. As was common in Czechoslovakia in the 1970s and 1980s, public space was filled with experimental sculptures by great artists. Every hospital, housing estate or park created during this period is decorated with one or more original and often monumental sculptures. The contracting authority for these contracts was the state. The artists thus had to deal with the task themselves, which aimed to depict the (often hated by them) ideals of the Communist Party. And so the artists decided to wrap realistic, straightforward themes in an abstract guise. In this way, an art direction unseen in the world was born, which is worth your attention.
Slow down in Frýdlant nad Ostravicí with a view of the majestic Beskydy peaks. Discover the beauty of the Neo-Renaissance town hall by the architect Židlický, a rare baroque column with a statue of the Virgin Mary of Carmel, and smell the normalizing Flower of Magdalena Jetelová. And then set off through the famous gate into the unfettered nature of the Beskydy Mountains.
Welcome to us!
This is a statue of the internationally recognized Czech artist Magdalena Jetelová, who has been living in Germany since 1985. As was common in Czechoslovakia in the 1970s and 1980s, public space was filled with experimental sculptures by great artists. Every hospital, housing estate or park created during this period is decorated with one or more original and often monumental sculptures. The contracting authority for these contracts was the state. The artists thus had to deal with the task themselves, which aimed to depict the (often hated by them) ideals of the Communist Party. And so the artists decided to wrap realistic, straightforward themes in an abstract guise. In this way, an art direction unseen in the world was born, which is worth your attention.
Slow down in Frýdlant nad Ostravicí with a view of the majestic Beskydy peaks. Discover the beauty of the Neo-Renaissance town hall by the architect Židlický, a rare baroque column with a statue of the Virgin Mary of Carmel, and smell the normalizing Flower of Magdalena Jetelová. And then set off through the famous gate into the unfettered nature of the Beskydy Mountains.
Welcome to us!
Host:
Jana
We speak these languages: English, Czech, Slovak
We are not on-site, but you can always contact us
My name is Jana and I have lived in Beyskydy all my life. My husband and I once said that we wanted to share this beauty with others, we found an old cottage, bought it and brought it to life with our own hands, that is, rather with the hands of my husband Tomáš. Since then, it pleases us, fulfills us and makes us happy that our guests like it. We are detail oriented and if something is not "tip top", we are not satisfied. We have big plans and would like to expand our family with more beautiful accommodations in the near future.
Where will I sleep?
6 ppl. – Chaloupka u řeky v Beskydech
Without pets
Wonderful accommodation in the Beskydy, where up to 6 overnight guests can comfortably sleep. The modernly equipped kitchen with dining room adjoins the living room with sofa and fireplace. There are 2 bedrooms upstairs. In addition to the double bed, the larger one also has a TV and a sofa bed. You can relax in the sauna or in the beautiful, large garden.
What do I find on the spot?