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The name of Pustevny originated from the hermits (poustevníky in Czech) who lived here (the last of these, called Felix, died in 1784) the Radhošť mountain union had several buildings built here including the shelter called Pustevně (1891), also the Cyrilka lookout tower and the Šumná, Maměnka and Libušín shelters and the Wallachian bell tower, which were all built according to the instructions of Dušan Jurkovíč and today are a national cultural monument. In 1926 a more modern shelter was built called Tanečníca.
Pustevny are a centre for sporting events, winter sports, are the starting point of many hiking routes and the Mountain rescue service resides here.

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