Lužce: Hotels and Accommodation

Lužce is home to Lužce Chateau, a simple rectangular Baroque building with two floors. The Chapel of Saint Michael the Archangel projects from the chateau façade as a pentagonal risalit. It was built together with the chateau in the 17th century; the chapel’s portal altar was probably acquired no earlier than the mid-18th century.

Culture

The Lužce complex includes a granary, which is one of the valuable Baroque farm buildings. The two-storey building has a gabled roof and ventilation openings at the level of the granary floor.

The Lužce carriage house is a pillar structure beneath a hipped roof. Its corner pillars are made of rubble masonry, while the intermediate pillars are made of unplastered bricks. The walls are vertically boarded; the joints are covered with battens.

Nature

A small stream called Stříbrný flows through Lužce. The local ponds include Veský rybník, Fixlík and “u Špirků”.

A forest descends towards Lužce from the north; otherwise, the village is surrounded by fields and meadows. Lužce lies in an elevated basin at an altitude of 380 metres above sea level.

Experiences

Lužce Chateau is accessible by prior arrangement. The Svatojánský okruh educational trail is also located in the vicinity of Lužce; it is a 4 km circular walking route with 11 stops.

Karlštejn, a sight in the Český kras, is also located in the vicinity of Lužce.

Other linked places: Neumětely, Lhotka U Hořovic, Skuhrov, Otmíče, Hořovice, Svinaře, Trubín, Hudlice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Beroun District.