Čechy U Přerova: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Čechy U Přerova
The swimming pool complex in Čechy has a 50-metre main pool. The swimming pool complex in Čechy also includes a children's pool and a children's splash pool.
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Photo: Steve Haslam from London, United Kingdom via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
Culture and History
The bell tower in Čechy is a two-storey historic monument from the second half of the 18th century that is protected by the state. The bronze bell in the bell tower in Čechy was cast in 1759 in the workshop of bell founder Wolfgang Straub in Olomouc. The bell tower is also one of the last surviving structures of its kind in the Czech Republic.
Village Outskirts and Landscape
Dvůr Mariánov is a separate former agricultural estate complex outside the main part of Čechy. Outside the built-up area of Čechy, Dvůr Mariánov is home to racehorse stables where horseback rides are available. Its location outside the village, near forests, provides a starting point for walks in the surrounding area.
The trees planted at the beginning of the 20th century on the former Sokolský stadium in Čechy now form a significant group of protected woody plants.
Getting Around Čechy
Two marked cycle routes run through Čechy. There are bus stops in Čechy and the immediate surrounding area with services on route 941 between Vsetín and Přerov; the buses operate on weekdays and at weekends.
Events
Čechy holds a traditional lantern procession in memory of the victims of the world wars.
Other places: Býškovice, Prerau, Kojetín, Kladníky, Střítež Nad Ludinou, Rakov, Buk, Brodek U Přerova
To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Přerov.
