Kaple Mravenčí domky

Mravenčí Domky belongs to the cadastre of Hajnice. In German they were called Ameisenhaüseln. They were founded in the second half of the 18th century. They got their name from the number of anthills that were in their vicinity at the time of their establishment. After the war, only one non-displaced family of the original German inhabitants remained here. Now it is only a holiday village without permanent residents. There is a brick chapel with a wooden bell tower, the roof was repaired in 2016. The original bell from 1868 was requisitioned in 1914 for war purposes. After the First World War, the local master of bakers had a new bell cast in Magdeburg at his own expense. He also survived the Second World War here. However, he did not survive the occupation in 1968, when he was stolen by Polish soldiers. Now there is a newly cast bell in the chapel.