Rybniště

In addition, the station sign has been moved to No. 163

Repaired station.

Nice renovated station. Starting point for many trips around Rybniště.

The village lies at an altitude of 460 meters in a saddle between Plešivec and Široký vrch. A large part of it lies in the Protected Landscape Area of ​​the Lusatian Mountains. In total, it has over 650 inhabitants. The oldest part of the village, Chřibská Nová Ves was founded in 1475 by the then owners of the Tolštejn estate Šlejnice. In the 16th century, it became part of the Český Kamenice estate and became the property of the Kinskýs. In 1757, the Prussian army burned down the center of the village. The dominant feature of the village is the Art Nouveau chapel of St. Joseph from 1912, built by the important Varnsdorf builder Anton Möller. It is one of the youngest chapels in the region. The village lies at an altitude of 460 meters in the saddle between "Plešivec" and "Široký vrch" hills. Its large part lies in the Lusatian Mountains Protected Landscape Area. There are over 650 inhabitants in total. The oldest part of the village, Chřibská Nová Ves, was founded in 1475 by the then owners of the Tolštejn estate - the Šlejnic family. In the 16th century it became a part of the Česká Kamenice´ estate and it became the property of Kinský family. In 1757 the Prussian army destroyed the center of the village. The dominant feature of the village is the Art Nouveau Chapel of St. Joseph from 1912, built by the important Varnsdorf builder Anton Möller. It is one of the youngest chapels in the whole region.

Newly repaired station, extended platform, good lighting and excellent access to trains. Trains run to Rumburk, Cologne, Liberec and Děčín to the main railway station.