Slustice: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture and History

The Church of St. James the Greater in Sluštice is a single-nave Gothic church surrounded by a cemetery wall with a gate. Its interior contains Baroque ceiling paintings and fragments of Gothic wall paintings. Originally Gothic, the church was completely rebuilt between 1746 and 1749; only the masonry of the presbytery remains from the older structure.

The former school building No. 53 is also part of the local cultural history: it is known from Jiří Menzel’s film “The Snowdrop Festival”.

Landscape and Bodies of Water

Sluštice lies on the Prague Plateau, on the boundary between the Central Bohemian Uplands and the Czech Table. The landscape is predominantly characterized by agricultural land. Smaller parts of the Sluštice area are covered by Babický Forest, Klánovický Forest and Říčanský Forest.

Mlýnský Pond borders the eastern settlement boundary of Sluštice and serves for water storage and fire protection. Local bodies of water also include the Výmola stream and two culverted sections of its tributaries. Sluštice is connected to the Prague Integrated Transport system.

The “Paths That Connect Us” route connects Sluštice with eight other municipalities via 27 km of restored farm tracks for pedestrians. Along the route, 44 information boards provide details about the history, culture and natural features of the two regions. On the footpaths, a suitable route length can be chosen according to the level of difficulty; the paths are also suitable for the youngest visitors.

Events

The traditional Sluštická pouť pilgrimage fair is accompanied by a breeding-animal exhibition and a football tournament. Children’s fishing competitions for children aged 3 to 15 were announced for 29 August 2026 at Rybník Velký in Sluštice.

More local pages: Šestajovice, Mnichovice U Říčan, Kuří, Máslovice, Předboj, Konětopy, Oleška, Popovičky

For the higher-level travel overview: Prague-East District.