Troubelice: Churches, Cycling Routes and Hiking Destinations

If you are planning a hotel stay in Troubelice, you can make your choice based on the interests you want to shape your visit: religious buildings, several named cycling routes, or a hike via Pískov to the summit of Holubice. The location details and route descriptions help you plan your outings in practical terms without confusing the different routes.

Getting to Troubelice and finding your way around

Troubelice is part of the Olomoucký kraj integrated public transport system, KIDSOK; IDSOK is being developed in the region. There are ten bus stops in Troubelice in total, including “Troubelice,,u kaple” and “Troubelice,,žel. st.”. If you plan to travel by bus, check the connection for your travel date. The names of these two stops can also help you find your way around locally.

Choose cycling routes by their destinations

Several cycling routes pass through Troubelice, but they differ in their connections and destinations. Route 6031 begins at a connection to cycling route 6026 in Úsov and runs via Klopina, Veleboř, Lipinka and Nová Hradečná to Troubelice. Route 6032 runs from a connection to cycling route 6028 in Uničov via Troubelice, Nová Hradečná, Dolní Libina and Oskava to the Rabštejn mountain hut. Route 6052 runs from a connection to cycling route 6028 near Hlivice via Medlov, Troubelice and Šumvald to Dlouhá Loučka.

The listed places and endpoints offer a useful basis for comparing the routes: Troubelice is at the end of the described route 6031; route 6032 continues to Rabštejn, and route 6052 to Dlouhá Loučka. Another option is “Ochutnej Moravu na kole,” a cycling route through Troubelice and the district of Dědinka. Its gastronomic concept includes thirteen stops. This helps you decide whether to include a route that ends in Troubelice or one that passes through the town.

Churches and distinctive architecture

The filial Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary (“Navštívení Panny Marie”) in Troubelice was built between 1842 and 1844. In Pískov stands the Chapel of St. Anthony of Padua (“sv. Antonína Paduánského”), built in 1884. Its nave has a vault made of cork panels—an unusual architectural detail. According to the church’s account, there are only two such structures in Europe: one in Pískov and one at the Austrian Semering Pass. The construction dates place the two religious sites in chronological context; the cork-panel vault also gives the chapel a distinctive architectural feature.

Hike via Pískov to Holubice

A description of the “Bradelským lesem Troubelice–Moravičany” hiking route, published more than ten years ago, gives the “Troubelice, zastávka” railway stop as its starting point. The route is said to be marked in green there. The described path leads via Pískov to the summit of Holubice. As the route description is older, check the markings and trail conditions locally before setting out.

Chocolate tasting on request

Čokoládovna Troubelice can offer a talk with chocolate tasting on request; a possible date can be arranged. If you would like to include this in your stay, enquire in advance and arrange a date.

Discover more destinations: Domašov U Šternberka, Libavá, Kožušany-Tážaly, Střeň, Ujezd, Lutín, Haňovice, Lipina.

For the broader travel overview: Okres Olomouc.