Originally
a scattered village, the settlement as we know it today was
founded by the Vchynsky's of Vchynice in 1715 in the place of
a dried-up pond. There were some textile works, later
glassworks (1873) burnt up during the Second World War.
The watershed of Baltic and Northern Sea
goes through the village. The Na sedle settlement drains water
from their roofs to the Baltic Sea as well as to the Northern
Sea.
The Chapel of the Three Kings with the
inscription 1775 stands along the marked tourist path near the
European watershed in the area called Na sedle.
This old rod from Krasna Lipa to Chribska,near
the road crossing of wood paths the parish chapel was built.
Holiday House of the Czech Brethren.
The St. Joseph church built in Jugendstil
of 1912 is the dominant of the village. It was built by Anton
Möller from Varnsdorf
The Great Lake with an area of 36 ha (the
largest water area of the district) is an important
ornithological locality where many kinds of birds of passage
rest. In 1982 the lake and the glades with protected plants
were declared a nature reserve.
Originally
a scattered village, the settlement as we know it today was
founded by the Vchynsky's of Vchynice in 1715 in the place of
a dried-up pond. There were some textile works, later
glassworks (1873) burnt up during the Second World War.
