kostel Povýšení svatého Kříže (Valeč) Church

Spring in Valč awakens the waking chateau park, which fluently passes to the Baroque Church of the Ascension of the Holy Cross. The atmosphere is calm and fresh, accompanied by bird singing and fine morning herpes, which rises above the surrounding ponds. Lighting is ideal for photography architecture because the sun is not yet burning and creates soft shadows on the historical facade. From a practical point of view, there is a minimum of visitors during this period, so you can enjoy the tour without disturbing influences. I recommend fixed shoes because the field roads in the surroundings can be wet after spring melt, and laminated clothing to protect you from the variable wind.

Summer brings to Vysočina region a full tourist season and with it a more lively atmosphere. The surrounding area of the church is surrounded by lush greenery and high grass, which contrasts with stone construction. Sunshine is very bright around noon, which is why it is the best time to visit early morning or late afternoon when the sun sets behind the horizon and gives the landscape a golden touch. Due to the heat of the weather, don't forget the headgear and plenty of fluids, because there may not be a constantly open snack in the village. Although Valeč is not one of the mass-visited places, you will meet more tourists on weekends during the summer holidays, so for deeper silence, choose a weekday.

Autumn transforms the landscape around the Warlord church into a palette of warm colors from yellow to dark red. The morning mists surrounding the valley create a mystical and melancholy atmosphere that perfectly fits the ancient sacral structures. The lighting is muted and the sun is soon falling to the ground, which limits the time suitable for outdoor tours to daily hours. Practical advice includes wearing waterproof shoes and warm windbreakers because autumn winds in the Highlands can be unpleasant. The tourist frequency is dropping sharply, so you will enjoy the memory in complete privacy, but it is only necessary to count on a shorter time of daylight.

Winter covers the Church of the Holy Cross in the silence of the snow blanket and offers a completely different dimension of experience than the warmer months. The atmosphere is deeply calm, sometimes disturbed by the crunch of snow beneath the feet and smoke rising from the chimneys of nearby houses. The low sun creates sharp contrasts on snow during bright days, but the days are very short, so it is necessary to set off at noon at the latest. Winter clothes, warm gloves and hats are absolutely essential, as the open landscape is very windy. The path to the monument may not always be fully extended and therefore solid winter shoes with non-slip soles are suitable.