Bezvěrov: Hotels and Accommodation

The 15th edition of the hike and social event “SETKÁNÍ V BEZVĚROVĚ” is scheduled to end in Bezvěrov on September 13, 2026. The published route from Výškovice to Bezvěrov is 4.3 km long as part of “Setkání v Bezvěrově”; optional detours extend it to 7.3 km. It leads along an avenue past a monument and offers an optional detour to restored small monuments in a wooded area and in fields.

Until 1945, Bezvěrov was known by the German name Weserau. The village was first mentioned in writing in 1273 in a papal document issued by Pope Gregory X as a possession of the Premonstratensian monastery in Teplá.

A stone monument from 1860 has been preserved in Bezvěrov and was restored by the town of Teplá. The local farmer Karl Punzet had it erected as a votive offering after surviving an accident involving a stone-laden wagon on July 11, 1854. A relief on the side of the monument depicts this accident.

A small village chapel once stood in Bezvěrov; like several houses in the village, it was demolished in the period after 1945.

Road II/198 runs through Bezvěrov. Mount Podhorni vrch is located in the immediate vicinity of Bezvěrov. The surrounding area of Bezvěrov includes Mount Spálený, Mount Sténský vrch, Novy Dvur Monastery, and Mount Prachometský kopec. The significant landscape feature Prameniště Podhájského potoka is located near Bezvěrov in the Tepelsko area.

The wider regional area around Bezvěrov includes Hrad Loket Castle and the Center of Europe monument.

Other local pages: Teplá U Touzime, Beroun.

For the higher-level travel overview: Tepl.