Sichlau: Hotels and accommodations

The cemetery with the Church of All Saints is located approximately 1 km northeast of Čichalov on elevated ground. The church was built in the Gothic style in the first half of the 14th century and is a valuable example of sacred architecture from the time of Charles IV in the area around Žlutice.

The Baroque village chapel in Čichalov is dedicated to Saints John and Paul. It was built in the 17th century and was originally dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The grounds of the Chapel of Saints John and Paul are accessible.

Čichalovský mlýn, a watermill, was built at an unknown time on the left bank of the Malá Trasovka stream in a deep valley approximately 1.1 km west of Čichalov. It is first recorded on the map of the First Josephinian Military Survey, conducted between 1764 and 1768.

The stone Chapel of the Virgin Mary was commissioned by master miller Wenzl Pleyer in the second half of the 19th century at the access road to Čichalovský mlýn No. 29, in the deep valley of the Malá Trasovka stream approximately 1.1 km west of Čichalov. Of the former Chapel of the Virgin Mary, only the enclosing walls up to their original height remain, without a roof or roof structure. The Chapel of the Virgin Mary is currently in a dilapidated condition. The ruins of Čichalovský mlýn are freely accessible.

The 32 km Cesta z města 8 cycling route runs via Žlutice, Čichalov, Chyše, Močidlec and Kobylé back to Žlutice. A downloadable audio guide is available for this route.

In Čichalov, you can fish in the pond below the cemetery with a valid permit from the pond operator. There are also two modern children's playgrounds.

Other places: Grasengrün, Gängerhof, Tüppelsgrün, Engelhaus, Landeck, Horn, Schönwald, Münchhof

To the higher-level travel overview: Karlovy Vary District.