Cercany: Hotels and Accommodations

Čerčany combines a town on the Sázava with historic buildings, regional landscapes, and specific opportunities for water tours and cycling tours.

Culture

In Vysoká Lhota, the settlement has been part of Čerčany since 1960. The protected Zámeček monument is located there; it was first mentioned in writing in 1358. The Zámeček grounds are privately owned.

Husův sbor is a Hussite church on a hill above Čerčany. It was ceremonially opened on July 20, 1952, after thirteen years of intensive work. Husův sbor is the work of the architect Truksa, a representative of Functionalism.

The mill in Čerčany has been mentioned since 1648. It was formerly called Spálenský and later Vávrův, after its new owner. In the wider regional surroundings of Čerčany, there are also Práče Fort and the Loreta Church.

Nature and Water

The Žebrák mountain lies in the wider regional surroundings of Čerčany. In the immediate vicinity are the Na Berance hill [Soběhrdy-Žíňany], the Hůra hill [Mrač], and the Žernovka hill [Poříčí nad Sázavou].

Čerčany lies on the Sázava. The “Čerčany – u tenisových kurtů” point on this river is a launch and landing point for water tourism and paddling.

Getting Around

Čerčany railway station is located on railway lines 210, 212, and 221. TIC Čerčany at Sokolská 28 provides visitors with information about train and bus connections, accommodations, dining, and current cultural events.

Cycle route 0064 runs from Čerčany to Motel Konopiště.

Other places: Mrač, Slapanov, Krňany, Hvězdonice, Nespeky, Lešany, Ceský Sternberk, Zdislavice

To the higher-level travel overview: Benešov District.