Všestudy: Hotels and accommodations

At the northeastern edge of Veltrusy Chateau Park, in the cadastral area of Všestudy, stands Červený mlýn, a Neo-Gothic mill dating from 1792.

Culture and history

Červený mlýn is described as the exception among the historically significant buildings in the municipality of Všestudy that were added to the list of protected monuments. After restoration and the removal of the mill equipment, it served as a guesthouse and excursion restaurant. During the Second World War, it was the headquarters of the Hitler Youth; after 1948, it was converted into a retirement home. The former hop-drying facility in Všestudy is a significant building.

The bell tower in Všestudy has existed since 1948. Its new bell was returned and consecrated in 2007. The bell tower is a brick rotunda on a circular base.

Landscape and nature

The municipality of Všestudy is characterized by a flat landscape used for agriculture. The roads in Všestudy are mostly lined with avenues of trees of different ages and species. The municipal boundary is partly formed by the Mlýnský potok stream and the floodplain forest of Veltrusy Park. In the vicinity of Všestudy, Veltrusy Chateau Park is freely accessible from sunrise to sunset.

The cadastral area of Všestudy u Veltrus belongs to the 297.4-hectare Veltrusy Site of Community Importance. The protected species listed there include the hermit beetle (Osmoderma eremita) and the stag beetle (Lucanus cervus).

Activities

The revived humorous cycling competition Žabincový prolog reached its sixth edition in its more recent history in Všestudy in 2015. The 2014 Žabincový prolog featured a five-kilometre course for adults, as well as 500-metre courses for children and 50-metre courses for the youngest participants.

More local pages: Veltrusy, Nedomice, Chvatěruby, Lužec Nad Vltavou, Horní Počaply, Cítov, Zlončice, Nosálov

To the broader travel overview: Mělník District.