Středokluky: Hotels and Accommodation

In the centre of Středokluky stands the Church of St. Procopius on the village square. It is surrounded by the wall of a former cemetery with niche chapels; the central Chapel of the Holy Cross is incorporated into the eastern part of the surrounding wall.

Culture and History

On the southern edge of Středokluky, the sculptural group of St. Ludmila and St. Wenceslas stands on the road from Kněževes to Běloky. Kalingrův mlýn was rebuilt into its present Baroque form under Jan Kalinger in 1752 and is a listed historic mill.

Nature and Landscape

The Rybník Pod Panskou pond lies between the “Koupaliště – Plovárna” sports complex and the D7 motorway. It is part of the Natura 2000 network; its bypass channel serves as a biotope for the noble crayfish.

The Sedlička [Středokluky] hill lies in the immediate vicinity of Středokluky. Střelecký ostrov and Slovanský ostrov are located in the surrounding area, while Velké Benátky lies in the wider regional vicinity of Středokluky.

Routes and Activities

Cycle Route 0079 runs through Středokluky. A green-marked hiking trail also passes through the village, running between Tuchoměřice, Černovičky and Běloky. A new children’s playground is located on the edge of the “Koupaliště” sports complex and near the Na Plovárně restaurant.

Cultural Attractions in the Surrounding Area

The Stará kanalizační čistírna Praha-Bubeneč Museum, Letohrádek královny Anny Palace, Galerie Rudolfinum Museum and Palác Kinských are located in the vicinity of Středokluky.

Other Places

Other local pages for further exploration of the region: Číčovice, Březová-Oleško, Cernolice, Zlatníky-Hodkovice, Chrášťany, Ořech, Únětice, Dobříč.

For the broader travel overview: Prague-West District.