Třebotov: Hotels and accommodations

Nature

The rock outcrops of Kulivá hora are paleontological and stratigraphic sites of international importance. Rare and endangered plant and invertebrate species occur in the steppe grasslands and rocky steppes of Kulivá hora.

In the vicinity of Třebotov are Doutnáč, a mountain, and Veslařský ostrov, an island. In the immediate surroundings are Babka [Černošice], a hill, and Hradinovský kopec [Vonoklasy], also a hill.

Culture and trails

The parish church of St. Martin in Třebotov was newly built and consecrated on October 9, 1875. The main altar of the Třebotov Church of St. Martin comes from St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague.

The Třebotov Fortress was declared a protected cultural monument in 1958; from there, the blue-marked route leads past a pond and over the dam to Pekárkův mlýn.

The oldest legible gravestones in the Jewish cemetery in Třebotov date from 1795. Every autumn, the conclusion of the St. Martin's lantern procession takes place at the local church in Třebotov.

The pilgrimage route of Saint Ludmila includes an 8.7 km stage from Ořech via Choteč to Třebotov. A green-marked hiking trail leads from Černošice to Třebotov. Cycle route 8100 also runs through Třebotov.

Karlštejn is a castle in the vicinity of Třebotov. Letohrádek královny Anny is a château in the wider regional surroundings of Třebotov. The Rudolfinum Gallery is a museum in the wider regional surroundings of Třebotov, as is the Golz-Kinsky Palace, which is a palace in the wider regional surroundings of Třebotov.

You can find more places in the same region here: Kytín, Číčovice, Horoměřice, Jílové U Prahy, Jinočany, Petrov, Holubice, Jíloviště.

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