Skalice: Hotels and accommodations

Cycling and hiking trails

Cycling route 0069 runs via Pravonín, Malovidy, Vracovice, Vlašim, Znosim, Polánka, Nesperská Lhota, Chobot, Čelivo, Milovanice, Postupice, Pozov, Dolní Podhájí, Skalice and Benešov to the information centre. The route is classified as moderately difficult.

A red-marked hiking trail also runs through Pecínov, Budkov and Skalice.

Nature and waterways

A watercourse runs along the northeastern boundary of the properties concerned in Skalice u Benešova; it is a right-bank tributary of the Pozovský potok. The Pozovský potok and its tributaries are habitats of the protected stone crayfish; the protected Eurasian otter also occurs in its catchment area.

One location in Skalice u Benešova lies on a slope above the Budkovský potok, which is a tributary of the Benešovský potok. The protected noble crayfish and protected brook lamprey occur in the Benešovský potok and its tributaries.

History and attractions in the surrounding area

Skalice was first mentioned in writing in 1389. Konopiště Castle and Žebrák Mountain are located in the vicinity of Skalice. Hůrecká věž Hill [Struhařov-Skalice] is located nearby.

Further afield in the region around Skalice are Jáchym Mountain, Velký Blaník Mountain and the Loreta Church.

More local pages: Snět, Chocerady, Řimovice, Litichovice, Střezimíř, Dunice, Ješetice, Nespeky.

To the higher-level travel overview: Benešov District.