Libodřice: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture and History

The Bauer Villa was built from 1912 to 1914 according to a design by the architect Josef Gočár. It is a unique and stylistically distinctive work of Cubist architecture. Inside, an exhibition of Cubist furniture and applied art can be seen. The Bauer Villa reopened in July 2025.

The Libodřice Tumulus Field comprises approximately 25 burial mounds with stone cores and surrounding stone rings. It is an archaeological heritage reserve.

The château in Libodřice was converted from an earlier fortress in 1750. The former château preserves parts of the fortress’s enclosing walls, cellars, and several vaulted rooms on the ground floor.

Sacred and Architectural Monuments

The Chapel of the Virgin Mary is located at the crossroads of the old road and the path to Břežany. The Neo-Gothic niche chapel of the Virgin Mary was built in 1887 by the Strnad family on the site of an older chapel.

Behind Libodřice, at the fork in the road to the grove, there is a wayside shrine in the form of an iron cross on a stone pedestal. The wayside cross near Libodřice was financed by the Strnad family. The bell tower of Libodřice is made of red sandstone and was built before 1877.

Other Places

Other local pages: Třebovle, Cerhenice, Grunta, Mrzky, Přistoupim, Němčice, Vrbčany, Přehvozdí.

To the broader travel overview: Kolín District.