Skvrňov: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Skvrňov
Skvrňov is a place whose history can be read in clearly identifiable traces. The Church of St. Havel was built in the first quarter of the 13th century by a construction workshop of Sázava Monastery. Its tower houses a bell dating from 1489 that is 0.66 metres high and has a diameter of 0.84 metres.
Local history and architectural heritage
The old centre of Skvrňov, with the Church of St. Havel, is an area with archaeological finds. House No. 38 also points to the history of the place: it was a blacksmith's forge from the 19th century. A covered wooden gallery is located on its western side.
A depiction on House No. 74 shows a costumed young man on horseback. The war memorial in Skvrňov commemorating those who fell in the First World War was ceremonially unveiled on 12 June 1921.
Landscape in the surrounding area
Several named hills lie in the vicinity of Skvrňov: the hill Za Mýtem [Staňkovice u Uhlířských Janovic], the hill Chlum [Staňkovice-Smilovice], the hill Na Vrších [Vavřinec], and the hill Kulatý kopec [Zásmuky - Nesměň].
Other destinations in the region
In the wider region around Skvrňov are Konopiště Castle, Kačina Castle and the Loreta Church.
Cycling route
A marked cycling route passes through Skvrňov.
Other local pages
Other local pages: Uhlířská Lhota, Křečhoř, Kolín, Mrzky, Toušice, Pňov-Předhradí, Tatce, Týnec Nad Labem.
To the higher-level travel overview: Kolín District.
