Slověnice: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Slověnice
Slověnice was first mentioned in writing in 1544.
Landscape
Above the village, Alej u Slověnic avenue was renewed by planting cherry and plum trees. The valley of the Chotýšanka is one of the areas of landscape value in Slověnice.
The hills Na Manželi and Na Horkách are located in the immediate vicinity of Slověnice.
Getting around
A cycling route runs through Slověnice along road II/113. Local roads and field paths are also available to cyclists.
The walking routes through the landscape around Slověnice largely follow historic paths. South of Slověnice, near a holiday settlement on the Chotýšanka, there is a footbridge.
History and villagescape
The Chapel of St. Wenceslas in Slověnice dates from 1924. It stands near the village centre on road II/113, by two mature lime trees. A pilgrimage to St. Wenceslas in Slověnice includes a pilgrimage Mass at the Chapel of St. Wenceslas.
Transport
There is a bus stop directly in Slověnice. Bus services are operated by ČSAD and the BENEBUS association.
In the vicinity
The Loreta Church is located in the vicinity of Slověnice. Further afield in the region are Konopiště Castle and Svatý Jan Church. The mountains Velký Blaník and Žebrák are also located farther from Slověnice.
Other places
Dunice, Vsetice, Trhový Štěpánov, Olbramovice, Lštění, Postupice, Soběhrdy, Čtyřkoly
To the main travel overview: Benešov District.
