Činěves: Hotels and Accommodation

The cadastral area of Činěves contains Zásadník Pond, covering an area of 62,516 m². It is a municipal fishing water open to anglers and the general public. Immediately next to it is an 8,488 m² retention basin that holds back snowmelt in spring and stores rainwater during heavy rainfall. There is also a public campsite next to the pond, offering overnight accommodation in cabins.

Culture

The Church of Saint Wenceslas in Činěves was built from 1730 to 1732 according to plans by the Lesser Town architect Tomáš Haffenecker. The rectory was built in 1711–1712, and the farm buildings by around 1750 at the latest. The rectory preserves a Baroque roof structure and a ceiling with plank panelling.

The monument with the statue of the Virgin Mary was created by the sculptor Černil in 1892–1893 from fine-grained Hořice-type sandstone. The statue of Saint John of Nepomuk was made by the stonemason Václav Bydžovský in Nový Bydžov and consecrated in 1866 by the parish priest František Šafránek. The restored tombstone of Dorota Křinecká is permanently installed in the vestibule of the Church of Saint Wenceslas and may occasionally be open to the public there.

Events

Every year on the first Sunday in July, Činěves hosts an old Bohemian pilgrimage commemorating the consecration of the Marian monument. The gathering of historic vehicle collectors is a recurring event in Činěves; the 15th edition was scheduled for Saturday, 1 August 2026, from 10:00 to 20:00 on the grounds of the rectory.

Other local pages: Poušť, Všechlapy, Choťánky, Nymburk, Oskořínek, Černíky, Hradčany, Okřínek.

For the broader travel overview: Nymburk District.