Nadryby: Hotels and accommodations

Nadryby is documented in records dating back to June 8, 1216. The town center is designated as an archaeological site.

The Přívoz Nadryby ferry transports people and goods and operates seasonally in July and August.

Culture

The Chapel of St. Anthony in Nadryby is a two-part structure consisting of a rectangular chapel and a bell tower with a triangular ground plan and outward-curving sides. The bell tower is attributed to Jan Blažej Santini. Nadryby is also home to a rural farmstead.

Landscape

Hradiště Kozel is an extensive spur fortification or hill-spur fortification with well-preserved ramparts. It is located on a triangular peninsula between the Berounka and a left-bank tributary. The fortified area covers 5.5 hectares.

Surroundings

The Church of Svatý Martin, Mount Berdovna, and Plzen Barholomaeus Cathedral are located in the vicinity of Nadryby. The nearby area includes Chlum Hill [Břasy-Kříše] and (Březí) Hill [Smědčice]. Further afield in the region are Mount Radyně, the Týřov ruins, and the Zřícenina Valdek ruins.

Other places

Other places: Rochlov, Holovousy, Potvorov, Horní Bříza, Plasy, Brodeslavy, Úherce, Mrtník.

To the overarching travel overview: Okres Plzeň-Sever.