Mezholezy: Hotels and Accommodation

Mezholezy is framed by the wooded slopes of the Sedmihoří hills. The landscape includes geological features as well as several hills and a nearby body of water.

Landscape and Geology

The Sedmihorský peň geological area includes the cadastral territory of Mezholezy u Horšovského Týna. The Sedmihorský peň geological site is freely accessible; by car, it can be reached to within 250 metres.

The hills of Vinice (Mezholezy u Horšovského Týna), Malý Křakovský vrch (Mířkov), Sedmihoří and Křakovský vrch (Mířkov) are located in the vicinity of Mezholezy.

Water

Mezholezský rybník is located near Mezholezy and covers 38 hectares. Originally, it was fed by streams from the mountains and served as an important water feature. Swimming and limited recreational use are possible at the water body.

Culture and History

The façade details of the farmhouses in Mezholezy include the initials of former owners as well as window surrounds with diamond and envelope decoration.

A Baroque wayside shrine stands by the road on the opposite side of Mezholezy village square. The Neo-Gothic Chapel of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, Pozdvišení sv. Kříže, also stands on the village square. It is mentioned in the village as early as the 18th century and was reconsecrated in 1895.

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