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In 2023, the ground floor of the villa was completely renovated, with a large fenced garden, a covered pergola and a garage for storing bicycles. Entrance through a veranda with a…
- 10 persons
- 4 bedroom
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In 2019 newly renovated cottage on its own unfenced land, furnished in Scandinavian style. Entry, central living room connected with kitchenette. Kitchenette with induction cooker…
- 6 persons
- 3 bedroom
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You are staying in the pleasantly furnished apartment no. 4 with a terrace on the 1st floor of a guesthouse without reception located in a quiet part of the village 350 m from the…
- 4 persons
- 1 bedroom
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Accommodation in a 19th century timber-framed house, still with original wooden elements, with a later brick extension and a regularly maintained garden with a covered seating…
- 12 persons
- 5 bedrooms
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Semi-secluded, traditional country cottage with tiled stove, exposed beam ceiling and rustic furniture is equipped to the contemporary living standards for your full comfort on…
- 6 persons
- 1 bedroom
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Holiday cottages and mountain cabins for Easter 2026
Why spend Easter in a cottage or cabin
Nature is awakening, meadows are turning green, and the air is filled with the fresh scent of spring. In a cottage, life slows down – you can enjoy peaceful days full of family warmth and tradition. In the morning, sip your coffee on the veranda, listen to the birds singing, and in the evening, light a fire in the fireplace. Easter in a cottage isn’t about duties or rushing – it’s about simple, magical moments: baking the Easter cake together, painting eggs, or just sitting on a bench and admiring the view.
How to fully enjoy the spring holiday atmosphere
Decorate the veranda with spring flowers, adorn the interior with hand-painted eggs, and fill the air with the aroma of freshly baked Easter bread. In the afternoon, go for a walk through blooming meadows or organize a picnic. You might even find local Easter celebrations nearby – a great chance to meet new people and see how others enjoy the holiday.
Children will love hunting for eggs in the garden, while adults can relax with a book or a glass of wine at sunset. Whether you follow traditions faithfully or prefer to celebrate in your own peaceful way, the most important thing is to be together and smile.
Choosing the right Easter cottage
When choosing your Easter cottage, think about how you imagine the perfect spring getaway. Do you prefer a cabin near the forest, where the air smells of pine and the fire crackles at night? Or a house with a big garden where you can hide eggs and bask in the sun? What matters most is that the place feels cozy and welcoming from the first moment. Also check the amenities – a terrace, fireplace, grill, or even space for your pets. After all, your dog deserves a festive trip too.
