Byšice: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture and History

Byšice Château is a Baroque, four-winged complex with an enclosed courtyard and a salla terrena in the garden wing. Originally, the château was adjoined by an extensive château park. The complex has fallen into severe disrepair; some parts are badly damaged, and its condition remains critical.

The Jewish Cemetery in Byšice is protected as a cultural monument and registered under number 106638. It is located on a hill in the eastern part of the municipality on Hřbitovní Street and contains 197 identified gravestones with Hebrew, German, and Czech inscriptions. The identified gravestones date from 1723 to the 1930s.

The Church of St. John the Baptist is part of a Baroque complex dating from 1690 to 1693.

Activities

The Byšicemi educational trail is 8 kilometres long and leads through the most significant places in Byšice. It is suitable both for walks and cycling. Along the educational trail, there are 11 information boards with information, photographs, and QR codes.

The Okruh Byšice–Hostín cycling route leads through the municipality of Hostín and then to Byšice.

Orientation

Byšice railway station is located on line 070 between Praha-Čakovice and Turnov.

Other destination pages from the same selection: Nosálov, Cítov, Malý Újezd, Hostín U Vojkovic, Obříství, Libiš, Řepín, Střemy.

To the higher-level travel overview: Mělník District.