Hunting lodge Lomnice nad Popelkou

The hunting lodge in Lomnice nad Popelkou features timber framing with carved details and sandstone elements characteristic of the Krkonoš region. The structure displays the architectural style of Romanticism with ornate decorative work throughout its design.

The structure was built during the period when the Morzin family controlled the Lomnice estate from 1654 to 1796. This time shaped the architectural development of the area and influenced the building's design.

The lodge reflects a blend of aristocratic hunting traditions with regional building practices seen in the local architecture. Its location within the protected Karlov Monument Reserve shows how it represents a meeting of two different architectural worlds.

The lodge can be reached by walking marked paths from the town center. Guided tours operate in summer months from Tuesday to Sunday, so plan ahead if you want to see the interior.

The building uses locally sourced sandstone and timber from the surrounding Krkonoš forests. These materials directly connect the structure to its natural surroundings and show what local craftsmen had available to work with.