Heřmaničky: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Heřmaničky
The “Do Pekla za Hochy od Bobří řeky” tour begins at Heřmaničky railway station. The surrounding area includes Javorová Skála, Žebrák and Smrčí, all mountains; Na Klenku [Sedlec-Prčice-Divišovice] is a hill in the nearby area.
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Routes and Cycle Paths
The blue cycle route “Na Českou Sibiř” is approximately 25 km long and leads in the direction of Heřmaničky.
Culture and History
The “Kostel sv. Šimona a Judy” in Arnoštovice was first mentioned in 1350 and is one of the oldest churches in the area. Its unique architectural elements document a combination of High Romanesque and early Gothic rural architectural styles. The tall tower was added to the church in 1732.
Between the settlement of Peklo and the Velký Mastník pond, a memorial stone commemorates the camps of the Pražská Dvojka scouting group from 1930 and 1931.
The wider regional surroundings of Heřmaničky include Konopiště, a castle, as well as the Loreta and Svatý Jan churches.
Products from Farma Na Podskále
Farma Na Podskále offers sheep’s and cow’s milk products made according to traditional recipes without the addition of preservatives. These include plain and fruit yogurts, kefir, fresh and hard cheeses, as well as 100% sheep’s-milk bryndza. Farma Na Podskále also invites visitors to tour the farm.
You can access further local pages via Chrást Nad Sázavou, Krhanice, Střezimíř, Netvorice, Mezno, Smilkov, Ješetice and Krivacek.
For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Benešov.
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