 | Vidnava – The town is rich in cultural monuments. Among the most interesting ones is the square. There are Vidnavské marches nearby, which is a protected natural reserve. |  | Velká Kraš –Velká Kraš lies on both banks of Vidnávka river. There is a filial chapel of St.Florian from 18th century and a nice swimming area. A little way from the swimming area there is an area called Habine where motorcycle meetings are held every summer. |  | Smolný Hill – A hill in Žulovsko-Vidnavská upland. There is a rock city with many depressions known as Venus Bowls. They used to be considered pagan sacred places and connected to supernatural creatures. Nowadays this area is a protected natural creation and there is a viewpoint. |  | Plavný Potok – One of the oldest oak trees of North Moravia is here and its age is estimated to be about 400 years. |  | Boží Hora (God’s Hill) – The highest point of Žulovsko-Vidnavská upland. It is easily recognizable from afar because of the tower of the small church standing on top. The church was built in 1856 and there is a nice view from it. |  | Žulová –The town is located on the confluence of Vidnávka and Stříbrný Potok creeks . There are Rychlebské mountains West of the town. Sights: Church of St.Joseph, parts of former gothic castle Frýberk, stone bridge etc. |
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