Stojice: Hotels and Accommodation

Stojice is located in the northwestern part of the Železné hory Mountains.

Culture and Local History

Stojice is home to the late Gothic Church of All Saints (Kostel Všech svatých), with a cemetery, mortuary, and surrounding wall. A remarkable rib vault has been preserved in its presbytery. In 1350, the church building was transferred to the newly established Diocese of Litomyšl; the parish belonging to the Church of All Saints in Stojice ceased to exist in the 17th century. In 1867, F. Schmoranz remodeled the building in the Neo-Gothic style.

Stojice is also home to a sandstone statue of Saint John of Nepomuk dating from 1672. An ensemble of rural village buildings has also been preserved, along with the historic layout and architectural character of the village.

The Sýpka Stojice is a preserved former granary building. The 2024 cultural heritage inventory records a severely damaged roof structure for the former building.

Landscape

Stojický rybník pond is located in the built-up area of Stojice along the Struha stream. The Železné hory Protected Landscape Area begins approximately 6 km from Stojice.

Cycling Route and Events

The marked cycling route 4128 runs through the built-up area of Stojice. Every year, Stojice hosts the STOJICKÉ SAKO nohejbal sporting event for the Stojice municipality challenge cup.

Traditional events in Stojice include an annual Advent concert in the local church.

Practical Local Information

The multipurpose court at the sports complex in Stojice can be reserved in person or by telephone through the facility manager.

Transport Links and Other Places

Road I/17 connects Stojice with Heřmanův Městec, Chrudim, and Čáslav.

Other places: Ostřetín, Přepychy, Voleč, Lipoltice, Zdechovice, Vyšehněvice, Dubany, Žáravice.

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