Lojzova Paseka combines nature on the Lipno Reservoir with forest excursions and a history dating back to the Middle Ages. The holiday cottages of Lojzovy Paseky are located right on the reservoir’s shore. This gives you different priorities to consider when planning your trip: time by the water, nature experiences in the forest and cultural and historical destinations.
By the Lipno Reservoir: Swimming and Forests
Lojzova Paseka offers good opportunities for swimming in natural surroundings. Forest excursions are also available. These are two different ways to spend time outdoors: you can focus your stay on the water or plan forest excursions as a separate activity. If you would like to combine both, you can consider these interests separately when planning, rather than treating them as a single offering.
Swimming in natural surroundings and forest excursions, on the other hand, are activities for your stay. This makes it possible to distinguish the question of where your accommodation is located from how you would like to spend your time there.
Early Settlement Traces and the Lipno Reservoir
An archaeological find near the present-day holiday settlement provides evidence that the area was settled in the late 12th and early 13th centuries. Decorated fragments of ceramic storage vessels were also found near the holiday settlement. The dating and the pottery fragments offer different, tangible points of reference for the history of early settlement.
The name of today’s Lojzovy Paseky holiday resort also has a historical connection: the family name Loistl lives on in it. Another chapter in the area’s history is linked to the construction of the Lipno Reservoir. Lojzova Paseka was among the settlements that were flooded as a result. The archaeological traces from the late 12th and early 13th centuries and the flooding during construction of the reservoir represent different periods in this history.
Church, Chapel and Excursion Destinations
The Church of St. Bartholomew stands in Frymburk. It dates from the 13th century, while its interior is Baroque. The building thus combines a medieval origin with Baroque furnishings. Frymburk also hosts the Frymburk Festivities, as well as sports and cultural events, every year. If you would like to include an event in your trip, check the specific dates for your travel dates.
Another religious site is the chapel on Marta Hill, reached by a Stations of the Cross path. For an excursion with a historical connection, the ruins of VĂtkĹŻv Hrádek Castle are another option; they can be reached from FrĂ˝dava. Its viewing platform offers views of the Lipno Reservoir, the Bohemian Forest and the NovohradskĂ© Mountains. Access conditions may vary seasonally, so check them before your visit.
Plan Your Journey
For the 2026 leisure season, the nearest bus stop is in Frymburk. If you are travelling by bus, check the timetable for your travel day. This will help you plan your journey around your scheduled dates and excursions, without needing to combine cultural destinations, time by the water and forest excursions into a fixed itinerary.
Discover more destinations: Kovárov, Milná.
For the overview of the wider area: Friedberg.
