Srbsko: Hotels and Accommodation

Geographical Location

Srbsko stretches along both banks of the Berounka, 6 km southeast of the royal town of Beroun, in a basin surrounded by limestone cliffs and directly within the Český kras Protected Landscape Area. A new footpath runs along the banks of the Berounka and now safely connects the individual parts of Srbsko. The cadastral area of Srbsko u Berouna is one of the cadastral areas of the Karlštejn National Nature Reserve.

Activities

The Srdcem Českého krasu educational trail is a 9 km hiking route of moderate difficulty. From Srbsko, it passes the Bubovické Waterfalls, through Boubová, Propadlé vody and Hostim, and along the Kačák to its confluence with the Berounka near Kozel. The educational trail includes 12 original and 6 new information panels, as well as 3 entrance panels; various interactive, playful and educational elements are also included.

The Geological Educational Trail is a 39 km cycling route of moderate difficulty with 17 stations. It leads from V Kozle through Srbsko to Koda, Tobolka, Kobyla and Zlatý kůň, ending in Suchomasty. The order of the stations is not fixed: visitors can choose it themselves or select only part of the route.

The Po stopách českých králů educational trail is approximately 12 km long and runs along the Berounka between Srbsko, Beroun and Králův Dvůr. It is suitable for pedestrians and cyclists.

Srbsko – left bank is a traditional climbing area consisting of limestone cliffs on the banks of the Berounka in the valley between Beroun and Karlštejn. Climbing routes on walls, slabs and overhangs predominate there.

Nature

The Karlštejn National Nature Reserve contains world-famous Paleozoic geological profiles and paleontological sites in natural outcrops and those created by quarries, as well as above-ground and underground karst formations.

In the surrounding area, the Bubovické Waterfalls may remain dry for longer periods in dry years. They are particularly impressive in winter, spring or after rain.

Culture and History

Srbsko was first mentioned in written records in 1482. The accounts of Karlštejn Castle report that a fisherman from Srbsko bought part of the forests. The development of Srbsko is connected with limestone mining; the first limestone quarry was opened in 1882 by the J. Tomášek company.

Further local pages: Hudlice, Hýskov, Mořina, Tetín U Berouna, Vižina, Vráž, Nový Jáchymov, Komárov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Beroun District.