Permoníkova naučná stezka, Educational trail in Michálkovice, Czech Republic.

Permoníkova is an educational trail through the districts of Michálkovice and Slezská Ostrava with eight information panels that explain the local environment along the way. The route connects religious buildings, an old mine site, a railway viaduct, and a pond in a circular path.

The trail was established in 2018 as a marked circular route with eight information panels. It begins and ends at the protected Michal Mine, whose surface buildings date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and now form a mining museum. The route links this industrial monument with the village centre of Michálkovice, its churches and the Jewish cemetery.

The trail passes by several religious buildings that show how faith communities shaped local identity over time, including an Orthodox chapel and a church dedicated to the Assumption.

The circular route is easy to walk throughout the year and works well for visitors of all ages and fitness levels. The flat terrain means you can walk at your own pace without struggling with steep climbs or difficult sections.

The route passes under a railway viaduct twice, not across it. The loop also reaches the former Eldorádo swimming area and a crossroads at the Koliba Salajka inn, with a short detour to a pond before the path re-enters the village.