Sojovice: Hotels and accommodation

Culture and history

The Sojovice Bridge was opened on 5 December 1909 and was at that time one of the largest reinforced-concrete bridges in the Kingdom of Bohemia. It is 64 metres long; including the wings, its total length is 78 metres. A commemorative document bearing the signatures of the participants in the opening ceremony, including Archduke Charles, is sealed in a metal capsule within the bridge structure.

The bell tower in Sojovice contains a bell dating from 1533, which is still in use. The Sojovice war memorial was unveiled on 28 September 1924 and is located at the centre of the park landscaping in the village square. The names of nine residents who fell in the First World War are engraved on the memorial.

Nature and riverside landscape

The Jizera flows through the cadastral area of Sojovice. The Černý Orel protected area extends into this cadastral area and protects the Jizera’s floodplain habitats, including deciduous forests, floodplain meadows and grassland. The protected area is home to a population of the scarce large blue butterfly.

The former riverbed created during the construction of the bridge is still visible and is known by locals as Stará Jizera.

Cycling route and fishing

Cycling route 0041 Káraný–Kochánky runs through Sojovice. A 2-hectare body of water in Sojovice belongs to fishing area 411 174 JIZERA 1. Fishing at the Sojovice body of water is permitted on Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

Transport

A stop in Sojovice was established for regional bus route 315 from 14 December 2025.

Other places: Josefuv Dul, Řepov, Dalovice, Sovínky, Bukovno, Nová Telib, Obrubce, Chudíř

To the higher-level travel overview: Mladá Boleslav District.