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At the Three Stones is the name of the crossroads of the Czech Tourist Board's tourist routes in the Hostýn Hills, less than a kilometer southwest of the top of Kyčera. The crossroads is approximately 735 meters above sea level. It was named after the three boundary stones that mark the borders of three former estates – Kelč, Bystřice and Lukov. The boundary stones were marked at the end of the eighteenth century, mostly in the years 1790-1798, very exceptionally in the second stage around 1830.[1] Today, it is the border of the municipalities of Rajnochovice, Chvalčov and Držková. On the southern slope below the crossroads lies the Solisko natural monument, protecting a preserved fir-beech forest. In the vicinity, we can find the springs of the Bystřička, Rusava and Juhyně, and from here you can also go to Tesák, Troják or Hostýn.

The Maruška lookout tower not only has a beautiful name, but also a Wallachian appearance, which was given to it by craftsmen from the nearest village of Hošťálková in the Vsetín region. The wooden structure is 16 m tall and has been standing on the top of Maruška since 2014. You only need to climb 40 steps and you will be offered a view of the Hostýnské vrchy, Beskydy and Javorníky mountains. You cannot get to the lookout tower directly by car, but you can park at the Troják Ski Resort car park, from where it is 2 km along the green tourist trail. There is also a bus stop at the same place. Those who would like to choose a longer route can set off from the village of Hošťálková, where a bus from Vsetín goes. You can follow the blue trail and at the crossroads above Trojákem continue along the Tesák educational green trail to the lookout tower, which is less than 5 km away. There is also a 5 km long cycle path over Bludný mountain. The nearest refreshment point is the Na Trojáku restaurant, which also has a children's playground. Those who would like something more luxurious can visit the restaurant in the Hošťálková castle in the village of the same name, below the lookout tower. The Maruška lookout tower is open all year round and has unlimited opening hours. Admission is free.

A beautifully crafted sixteen-meter wooden structure from 2014, built in the Wallachian style, stands near Hošťálková in the Vsetín region. Lookout tower

The two-story wooden lookout tower in the Wallachian style was opened to the public in 2014. It also serves as a location for the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute. From the observation platform at a height of 12 meters, a panorama of the Hostýnské and Vizovice Hills, the Javorníky Mountains or the Moravian-Silesian Carpathians spreads out before you. The lookout tower is freely accessible.

Saint Ambrose of Milan Bishop Doctor of the Church Mosaic depicting Saint Ambrose in the Basilica of the same name in Milan Mosaic depicting Saint Ambrose in the Basilica of the same name in Milan Roman Catholic Church Archdiocese of Milan Period of service 374 – 4 April 397 Predecessor Dionysius Mariani Successor Simplicianus Soresini Ordination Episcopal consecration 7 December 374 Offices held Offices held Diocese of Milan (374–397) Personal details Birth name Aurelius Ambrosius Date of birth 339 Place of birth Augusta Treverorum Date of death 4 April 397 (aged 57–58) Place of death Mediolanum Place of burial Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, Milan Related Satyrus of Milan and Saint Marcellina (siblings) Influenced by Saint Augustine Notable work Veni redemptor gentium Canonization Feast day 4 April Old Catholics, 7 December other churches Venerable by churches Roman Catholic Church and its communions; Orthodoxy; Eastern Orthodoxy; Anglicans; Lutherans Attributes beehive, book, pen, dove, rebukes, baby in cradle, model church Patron saint of Milan, Bologna, beekeepers, waxmakers, bees, domestic animals Place of veneration Basilica of Saint Ambrose in Milan and others Media content on Commons Quotes on Wikiquote Some data may come from a data item. Saint Ambrose, lat. Aurelius Ambrosius (c. 340 in Trier – 4 April 397 in Milan) was a Latin Church Father, Bishop of Milan from 374. Ambrose is considered a skillful politician who, thanks to his influence on the emperors Gratian and Theodosius, significantly contributed to the victory of the doctrine of the Council of Nicaea in the West. In 1295, Pope Boniface VIII appointed him as the first Doctor of the Church. Ambrose was a prolific author in the fields of theology, biblical exegesis and catechesis. He influenced St. Augustine with his speeches and also baptized him.

Saint Hostýn is a renowned pilgrimage site in the Hostýn Hills in Bystřice pod Hostýnem. It is one of our most popular holy hills, which welcomes good people to stop not only on the way to get water from the spring, but also to walk through beautiful nature, visit Marian pilgrimages and tour historical monuments. There was even a prehistoric hillfort on Hostýn once. If the weather permits, enjoy a health walk with children to Hostýn Hill and let positive energy permeate your soul.

The Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is a pilgrimage church with the title of basilica minor standing on the hill of Svatý Hostýn. It is one of the most important Marian pilgrimage churches in Moravia, which also includes Velehrad or in Bohemia Svatá Hora near Příbram. In 2018, the entire complex was declared a national cultural monument of the Czech Republic.

From here you have a beautiful view of the surrounding area