Kaceřov: Hotels and Accommodations

Kaceřov presents itself as a place shaped by history, natural landscapes, and waterways. The specific destinations range from the Renaissance castle and the Berounka landscape to an educational trail and a canoe route.

Culture

The castle in Kaceřov is a significant example of a Renaissance manor house in the Central European context. It was built by Florián Gryspek z Gryspachu between 1540 and 1552.

The Church of Svatý Martin is located in the vicinity of Kaceřov. In the wider region are the ruins of Týřov, Plzen Barholomaeus Cathedral, and the ruins of Zřícenina Valdek.

Nature

The Berounka Nature Park protects the preserved landscape character of the deeply incised valley of the Berounka and its tributaries. Its mission includes informing and educating the public about nature conservation and the historical development of the landscape.

The mountain Berdovna and the hill Kosina [Hromnice] are located in the vicinity of Kaceřov. The hill Na Vartě [Hromnice-Chotiná] is in the immediate vicinity. The mountain Radyně is located in the wider region.

Educational Trail and Canoe Route

The Kaňonem Horní Berounky educational trail has nine stations, seven large photo panels, and three small photo panels.

The Nadryby–Liblín canoe route is 15 km long, takes four to five hours, and includes four weirs. It passes through the navigable Kaceřovský mlýn and by Kaceřov Castle.

Other Places

Further local pages lead to Dolní Bělá, Potvorov, Zihle, Zahrádka, Vejprnice, Kbelany, Lipno and Úterý.

To the higher-level travel overview: Plzeň-North District.