THROUGH THE BORDER RIDGE OF THE BLUEBERRY MOUNTAINS THROUGH THE NORTHERNEST MUNICIPALITY OF MORAVIAN SILESIA – BÍLA VODA

The village of Bílá Voda, founded in the 13th century, is located in the northernmost spur of the Rychleb Mountains, near the state border with Poland. In 1742, after the Prussian-Austrian War of Succession, a protocol on border adjustment was signed in Bílá Voda, by which the majority of Silesia and Kladsko was ceded to Prussia. Among the important monuments located in the village is the pilgrimage church of the visitation of St. Mary from the middle of the 18th century, to which...