Cerhovice: Hotels and Accommodations

Cerhovice can be explored through specific architectural and memorial sites, as well as a lookout tower with clear information on its height, access, and how to get there.

Culture

The present-day Church of St. Martin dates back to the 15th century and was later remodeled in the Baroque style. The single-nave, rectangular building has a Gothic polygonal presbytery and a tower attached to the nave on the south side. To the east of the presbytery, the church grounds also include a late Baroque statue of Saint John of Nepomuk. The church stands in the middle of Cerhovice’s town square on the Beroun–Plzeň state road.

The family tomb of the Röthlingshöfer family is located in the Cerhovice cemetery, near the middle of its western wall. It consists of a sandstone stele with two lower sandstone wings and a large granite tombstone. The railway accident memorial stands in a park created on the site of the former, closed Cerhovice cemetery. It is made primarily of reddish-brown arkose sandstone; the more elaborate pinnacles are made of Mšeno sandstone. The Neo-Gothic memorial, erected in 1868, stands over a communal grave for 22 soldiers who died in a train accident near Újezd u Cerhovic.

The Chapel of the Virgin Mary stands in the middle of Cerhovice village square.

Orientation

The lookout tower in Cerhovice has an observation platform at a height of 20 meters, accessible via 108 steps. The tower is freely accessible year-round. By car, the route leads via exit 41 of the D5, the settlement of Třenice, and Letná Road. Cerhovice railway station is approximately 2.5 kilometers on foot from the lookout tower.

Other places: Lužce, Skuhrov, Nový Jáchymov, Beraun, Suchomasty, Měňany, Chlustina, Zajecov

To the higher-level travel overview: Beroun District.