The Gothic wall paintings in the Church of St Margaret and the Stezka poznání cycling route offer two different perspectives on Lučice: medieval cultural heritage and outdoor activity. There is also a reconciliation cross just outside the village, the school building from 1922, a stream and a described hike to an old tree. When planning your stay, you can give cultural and landscape-related activities different priorities rather than cramming everything into a fixed itinerary.

Church and Cultural Monuments

The Gothic Church of St Margaret has rare wall paintings from the second half of the 14th century. The Gothic classification describes the character of the church building, while the date places the paintings in time. For those interested in art history, these are two distinct aspects: the architectural style and the medieval paintings. You can reach the church grounds via a stone staircase leading to a southern pillar gate.

The church is one of two registered immovable cultural monuments in Lučice. The reconciliation cross just outside the village is the second and is also among these monuments. Together, the two represent different forms of local cultural heritage: a church building with wall paintings and a stone cross outside the village. If you are exploring the sights of the village, you can regard them as separate points of interest.

The school building dating from 1922 also contributes to the character of the village: it is considered a local ornament and landmark. Alongside the church and the reconciliation cross, it adds another distinctive building to the picture of Lučice.

Cycling Route and Hike

The Stezka poznání cycling route passes through Lučice and its surroundings and is suitable for cycling trips. In total, it connects 22 municipalities and towns in the Vysočina Region via 52 stops. These figures show the regional scale of the route: Lučice is part of a larger network of trails. When planning a specific cycling trip, it is worth checking the current route and stops, as the details may change.

A hike documented by the local hiking club in May 2026 began at the sports field in Lučice. From there, a paved path led into nature to the 600-year-old Žižkův buk. Unlike the regional cycling route, this describes a specific path with a particular surface and destination. If you follow the hike, check the trail conditions in advance, as they may change.

More Outdoor Activities

The Lučický potok flows through Lučice and is a right-bank tributary of the Sázava. This connection places the local stream within a wider river system. It adds a specific geographical point of reference to the cultural monuments and paths.

There is a tennis court next to the football changing rooms, which anyone interested can use by arrangement with its caretaker. If tennis is part of your plans, arrange to use the court with the caretaker in advance.

For the Stružňák pond, the sale of fishing permits was due to begin at the municipal office on 15 April 2026, according to a notice from the municipality. As that date has passed, check the current permit sales arrangements before a future fishing trip.

Discover more destinations: Rybníček, Chotěboř, Hradec, Prosíčka, Malčín, Modlíkov, Bačkov, Kamenná Lhota.

For the full travel overview: Havlíčkův Brod District.