FOR PILGRIMS
The church in Neratov is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the Orlické Mountains. After decades of neglect, thanks to the tremendous efforts of local residents and volunteers, this exceptional church has been brought back to life.
Today, it is open day and night – its doors are always wide open to anyone seeking a moment of quiet, a place to pray, or just to pause and reflect on their journey.
The church in Neratov is thus once again fulfilling its original role—bringing people together regardless of their origin, faith, or life path.
Information Center
Are you looking for tips for trips, maps of the surrounding area, or would you like to take a piece of Neratov's atmosphere home with you? Our information center, located in modern, barrier-free facilities, is the ideal starting point for every visitor. In addition to useful advice on hiking and pilgrimage routes, we offer a wide selection of regional products from our sheltered workshops, as well as souvenirs. Pilgrims and long-distance hikers (e.g., from Stezky Českem) can find out where to find the necessary facilities, recharge their phones, or take shelter from inclement weather. Stop by for a stamp in your journal and get advice on which hidden corners of Neratov and its surroundings are worth discovering.
A restored pilgrimage site with a glass roof, which has become a symbol of faith, hope, and the return of life to Neratov.
Regular church services in Neratov are open to anyone seeking peace, prayer and fellowship.
There are a number of quiet pilgrimage sites in the vicinity of Neratov that invite visitors to stop, pray, and wander through the countryside.
The history of Neratov tells the story of a pilgrimage site, a vanished village, and its gradual return to life.
A restored pilgrimage site with a glass roof, which has become a symbol of faith, hope, and the return of life to Neratov.
Regular church services in Neratov are open to anyone seeking peace, prayer and fellowship.
There are a number of quiet pilgrimage sites in the vicinity of Neratov that invite visitors to stop, pray, and wander through the countryside.
The history of Neratov tells the story of a pilgrimage site, a vanished village, and its gradual return to life.