Černovír, Olomouc — Area Guide & Where to Stay

What are the main landmarks in Černovír?

Seven entries, and a cemetery leads them. The military cemetery in Černovír is the largest of the listed items, and the Prokop Holý church gives the district its one substantial building on the register, alongside a Holy Trinity column. Stone marks the rest.

A boží muka, the Znak opata Bönische, a monument to those executed after the Přerov uprising, and a monument standing on Lazecká in Hejčín complete the list.

What is the history of Černovír?

Whatever year Černovír began has not come down with the buildings. Černovír reaches the record only through what was built and set down on it: a church carrying the name Prokop Holý, a Holy Trinity column, a boží muka and the carved Znak opata Bönische, which ties this ground to an abbot. A military cemetery marks conflict. The monument to those executed after the Přerov uprising sits among them, and Olomouc administers the whole of these 5.52 square kilometres as a district.

Where is Černovír?

Černovír covers 5.52 square kilometres of Olomouc, close enough to Hejčín that a monument on Lazecká falls into its orbit. The military cemetery lies within.