Střezimíř: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Střezimíř
The Střezimíř Scenic Route is just under 15 kilometres long and leads over the hills around Střezimíř. Blue markings point to seven viewpoints.
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Culture
The parish Church of St. Gall in Střezimíř is a Gothic building documented in writing since 1352. Its Gothic structure dates from the 14th century and was modified in the 17th century. The presbytery features a particularly striking vault with numerous branching ribs; three Gothic windows illuminate the space.
The hilltop with the Chapel of St. Adalbert offers expansive views in all directions, especially to the south. The chapel has been newly renovated and contains an illusionistic altar.
Events
Every year, Střezimíř is one of the most sought-after starting points for the legendary Praha–Prčice march. Svatohavelské posvícení is considered a celebration of the anniversary of the consecration of the church dedicated to St. Gall.
Railway
Střezimíř railway station is located on Line 220, whose route is designated as (Praha–) Olbramovice–České Budějovice.
At the Železniční skanzen Střezimíř, visitors can already enjoy an experience ride on a rail trolley; the visitor programme includes short guided tours of the station grounds. The Železniční skanzen Střezimíř is being transformed in a former station on the Prague–Linz line into an interactive museum and a living reminder of the railway history of Česká Sibiř.
Other Places
Other places: Smilkov, Týnec Nad Sázavou, Krivacek, Heřmaničky, Netvorice, Mezno, Krhanice, Ješetice
To the higher-level travel overview: Benešov District.
