Nekvasovy: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Nekvasovy
Nekvasovy lies in a valley on the Nekvasovský stream. Above the village stands the Chapel of St. Prokop, which commemorates medieval mining in the area. To this day, the chapel maintains the tradition of pilgrimages and festive services on the saint’s feast day.
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Culture and History
Gold-bearing ore was mined in the Middle Ages on the wooded Vráž hill. A cross on a carved granite pedestal commemorates the abolition of compulsory labor in 1848. Nekvasovy also has a monument to local residents who fell in the First and Second World Wars.
Community events held in Nekvasovy include carnival processions, the raising of the maypole, and switching on the Christmas lights on the Christmas tree.
Landscape and Waterways
The waterways around Nekvasovy include the Kojčínský stream.
Cycling Route
Cycling Route No. 2046, which is 35 km long, runs through Nekvasovy. It leads from Mladý Smolivec via Kasejovice, Řesanice, Oselce, Chlumy, Nekvasovy, Milčice and Pačejov to Horažďovice.
Transport Connections
Nekvasovy railway station is part of the integrated transport system. It is located on line 191 from Plzeň to Strakonice, continuing towards České Budějovice.
Other places: Čížkov U Blovic, Nezdřev, Milínov, Nepomuk, Čmelíny, Tojice, Životice, Louňová
To the higher-level travel overview: Plzeň-Jih.
