A pilgrimage site with the Church of the Sorrows of the Virgin Mary, a Baroque staircase, and with two chapels founded in 1692 by Countess Tereza Eleonor of Ugarte. The staircase decorated with statues and vases is a unique Central European architectural monument. Address: Homole
The folk wooden structure (hand cut oak planks in Byzantine-gothic style) with a tower and roof covered with shingles, was built in Velké Kopani na Podkarpatské Rusi. In 1857, the church was transferred to Chlomce u Sevljuše. The severely damaged church was transferred to Dobříkova by senator Václav Klofáč in 1930. In 1931 after reconstruction, the church was handed over to the Czechoslovak Church. Telephone: 465424283, 776665132, 465481273, 732589588 Address: Dobříkov
Technically and artistically unique wooden church with a saddle roof replaced the original church, which had been torn down along with the castle. A wooden, step belfry and timbered rectory stand nearby. The interior is Baroque style with waffle ceilings. Address: Liberk
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Orlice Union of Towns,
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Homol - pilgrimage site 
A pilgrimage site with the Church of the Sorrows of the Virgin Mary, a Baroque staircase, and with two chapels founded in 1692 by Countess Tereza Eleonor of Ugarte. The staircase decorated with statues and vases is a unique Central European architectural monument.
The folk wooden structure (hand cut oak planks in Byzantine-gothic style) with a tower and roof covered with shingles, was built in Velké Kopani na Podkarpatské Rusi. In 1857, the church was transferred to Chlomce u Sevljuše. The severely damaged church was transferred to Dobříkova by senator Václav Klofáč in 1930. In 1931 after reconstruction, the church was handed over to the Czechoslovak Church.
Technically and artistically unique wooden church with a saddle roof replaced the original church, which had been torn down along with the castle. A wooden, step belfry and timbered rectory stand nearby. The interior is Baroque style with waffle ceilings.
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