Všenory: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture and History

Všenory is home to the Všenory Museum – the Marina Cvětajevová Center in the Všenory Cultural Center. It houses an exhibition about the life and work of Marina Cvětajevová.

The Church of Saint Wenceslas in Všenory is registered with the Czech Ministry of Culture as a cultural monument. Originally a Romanesque building, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style in the 1730s on a cruciform floor plan. The “Mokropecký oltář” is a three-part painting on wood from a late Gothic altarpiece dedicated to the Virgin Mary, dating from the beginning of the 16th century. The Chapel of Saint John the Baptist was built in the Neo-Renaissance style above the family crypt of the Nolč family.

Gardens

The Teyrovský Voluptuar covered four hectares and was also botanically remarkable. The Všenory Arboretum occupies an area of 2.5 hectares on a north-facing slope.

Around 3,500 different species and cultivars of woody plants grow in the Všenory Arboretum, including yews, thuja, spruces, oaks, beeches, cypresses, larches, pines, birches, Douglas firs, firs, and ginkgos. It can be visited at any time by prior telephone arrangement.

Transport

Všenory railway station is located on regional railway line 171 between Prague and Beroun. Access to the station building or platform, including the shelter, is step-free.

More local pages: Měchenice, Jinočany, Ptice, Cernolice, Knezeves, Číčovice, Dobříč, Roztoky.

To the overarching travel overview: Praha-Západ District.