Bradlec: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Bradlec
Bradlec lies on a volcanic elevation above the Jizera Valley. From here, the view stretches from the České středohoří through the Jizera Mountains to the Krkonoše Mountains.
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Water and Trails
Švardův lom is a flooded former basalt quarry that is used as a natural outdoor swimming pool. A footbridge crosses Švardův lom and connects its two shores designated for recreation. Totův lom is used for sport fishing. Cycle paths connect Bradlec with Kosmonosy and Mladá Boleslav.
History and Local Life
The stone Křížek at the intersection of K Oboře and Bezdězská streets is the oldest monument in Bradlec. It has stood at its present location since the second half of the 18th century. In 1882, the Křížek was repaired by the municipality for 228 gulden and 73 kreuzer and ceremonially consecrated.
The small chapel with a bell tower on Bezdězská Street was probably built around 1840; its exact age is unknown. The chapel is still in use today: when a resident dies, the death knell is rung there, and death notices are posted on its door.
The Bradlec war memorial commemorates 17 residents of Bradlec who fell in the First and Second World Wars. In Bradlec, the ceremonial lighting of the Christmas tree together with a St. Nicholas celebration for children has been a long-standing tradition.
Sports
Bradlec's sports complex includes a football pitch, a beach volleyball court, an asphalt court, a tennis court, two volleyball/nohejbal courts, and a sports clubhouse with changing rooms, showers, toilets, and a kitchen. The asphalt court at Bradlec's sports complex is freely and free of charge accessible without a reservation.
Other Local Pages
Other local pages: Sudoměř, Sojovice, Žehrov, Střehom, Josefuv Dul, Krnsko, Husí Lhota, Koryta.
To the higher-level travel overview: Mladá Boleslav District.
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