Family Holidays

Family Pension, Nove Hrady

If you prefer staying in a countryside yet in an attractive location, this family pension in Nove Hrady is your right choice. Situated in a small village close to Litomysl, this summer family pension offers you both. The village of Nove Hrady is known thanks to its beautiful Rococo castle, so favourite place for fairy-tale weddings. Surrounding area is a great place for hiking and biking trips.

This summer family pension is a stylish place offering accommodation in nine spacious apartments. All apartments are en-suite and further equipped by period furniture.

There are following facilities to enhance your family holidays:

	Restaurant offering delicious home-made traditional Czech cuisine
	Garden terrace with a barbecue
	Swimming pool with a sauna for your relaxation moments
	Billiard
	Tennis court
	Table tennis
	Parking

* Suitable for families with children from 2 years of age.

Recommended trips:
Castle Litomysl (the Smetana’s Litomysl international opera festival venue, a birthplace of Bedrich Smetana – a composer, a Unesco protected sight), a Rococo castle Nove Hrady (a romantic place with a beautiful French garden, a restaurant and a gallery), the Toulovec Stables for hiking (a natural reservation, a great fun for kids), the Zdar Highlands for hiking and biking, Policka (a birthplace of Bohuslav Martinu – a composer, a few music festivals during a year).

Booking period:
Any period.

Should you wish to stay at the Family Pension in the Litomysl region, please send us your enquiry at: helpdesk@navigateme.to.

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