니스키에 호수 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

A small village, yet such a large church. This church is a historic monument, most likely dating back to the 13th century, and its origins may be linked to the Knights Templar. Today, the church's architecture is late Romanesque and early Gothic.

A nice trail for anyone who has done some jumping, gaping, flowing, and is good for learning.

The first church in this place was mentioned in 1235, destroyed during the Hussite wars, it was rebuilt in 1466. The cornerstone for the construction of the current church was laid in 1690, while construction works were completed in 1693. The architect of the church was Johann Peter Tobler. The polychrome was made by Karol Dankwart (known, among others, for his works in the basilica of St. James the Elder and Agnes in Nysa), they present scenes from the lives of both patrons, the Mother of God and the saints. The main altar was made by Johann Weinmann from Ellwangen and consecrated in 1701. The stucco is the work of G. Alberti, B. Mutino and P. Simonetti.

Quite a nice, classic gorge with an exit to the lake.

End of the MTB cycle route.

Trail up the hill with a viewing terrace.

A short cycle path with a steeper gradient.

The Nysa Eichendroff Trail runs along the Jerusalem Embankments and leads to two places to the former High Battery and to the hill with an observation deck.