Lysá hora 1323 m n. m. - královna Moravskoslezských Beskyd

The Village of Březová (cca 1130 inhabitants, area of 1 377 hectares)
lies in the fold of the White Carpathians, between Chilly Hill and Great Lopenik. The neo-gothic St.Cyril and Method Church represents a dominant point of the village. One of the interesting places of the village is the local mineral spring,which is quite rich in iron and sulphur. Great Lopenik belongs to the highest peaks in the neighbouring countryside. The Great Lopenik Vantage on the very top of the hill represents one of the most attractive touring destinations, which holds also for many other localities of the region, where tourists may discover lots of interesting features concerning the history of the region and its traditions as well as the natural resources of the White Carpathian mountains. The Great Lopenik Vantage symbolizes the bond of friendship between the Czech and Slovak nations (its construction was finished in 2005). Detailed information concerning the vantage and the nature of the White Carpathians can be found on the information boards of nature trails. Other touring destinations, where people may obtain useful pieces of information concerning the history, traditions and natural resources of the region, are represented by the tourist information centres situated in some of the recreation facilities (Monte Lope - natural resources, Jana Cottage - the croftland female healers, Valmont - the airbattle over the White Carpathians, Mrs.Kubin's grange - farm rooms).

INFORMATION: http://www.obecbrezova.cz