Hlízov: Hotels and accommodations

Hlízov was first mentioned in 1142 as property of Sedlec Monastery, which held the village until 1421. The first fortress in Hlízov was probably built as early as the end of the 15th century and is first documented in 1547.

The prehistoric grave in Hlízov contained 20 vessels, including numerous Bell Beakers. The finds are kept at the museum in Kolín.

Hlízov Chateau and the entire farm complex are registered as immovable cultural monuments in the central heritage register of the Czech Republic under registration number 45795/2–1132. The Chapel of the Fourteen Holy Helpers was added to Hlízov Chateau in 1746.

The monument to those who fell in the First World War in Hlízov was unveiled on June 29, 1924, and is an obelisk made of Hořice sandstone. The stone statue in Hlízov dates from the first half of the 19th century and was restored in 1995. The Hlízov statue is registered as an immovable cultural monument and is freely accessible.

The ceremonial chapel of Hlízov stands in the middle of the cemetery on the southern outskirts of the village, on the road to Malín.

Pivovar Holanďan's regular range includes a 10-degree draft beer, a semi-dark 11-degree lager, an 11-degree Kazbek ALE, and a 12-degree lager. The brewery offers 30-minute brewery tours with tastings of the current tank beers for groups of 5 to 15 people; the tour must be arranged at least two days in advance.

The protected lime trees at Lípy u Panny Marie grow southeast of the village of Hlízov, by the cemetery, and form a significant aesthetic landscape landmark.

The CKH2 cycle route offers a route from Hlízov to Starý Kolín along the Klejnárka via the blue-marked KČT trail.

More local pages: Žehušice, Podveky, Kuttenberg, Úmonín, Samopše, Okřesaneč, Čestín, Žáky.

For the broader travel overview: Kutná Hora District.