Neurazy: Hotels and Accommodation

• Neurazy is also the name of a municipality with seven districts: Neurazy, Klikařov, Nová Ves, Partoltice, Radochovy, Soběsuky and Vojovice.
• The present-day St. Martin’s Church was built between 1913 and 1915, after its predecessor was demolished, and consecrated on 14 November 1915.
• Beside the church stands the wooden, detached bell tower “Dřevěná zvonice”. It is older than the present-day church building and was declared a cultural monument in 1958.
• A statue of St. John of Nepomuk dating from the 19th century stands in Neurazy.
• According to the municipality, the summer cinema operates in summer; this does not guarantee screening dates.

St. Martin’s Church is a good starting point for understanding the town’s architectural history. The former church building was demolished in 1913, and construction of the new one began immediately afterwards. Its completion in 1915 and consecration on 14 November of that year refer to the present-day church. According to the official description, the extensively renovated church, together with the bell tower and rectory complex, shapes the townscape.

The bell tower beside the church tells a different part of this story. It is thought to date from the second half of the 16th century, so this dating remains uncertain. As a detached structure, it is older than the present-day church and recalls the former appearance of the church hill. The 1958 heritage designation applies to the bell tower. Inside the church, the Baroque-Gothic altar comes from the church on Zelená Hora. Before planning a specific visit, check whether and when the interior can be viewed.

For a culture-focused stay, the church, bell tower and statue of St. John of Nepomuk offer three clearly identified points of interest. The summer cinema adds to these options only during the summer season; the seasonal information does not provide a schedule for any particular day. If a film screening is important to your trip, check the current events calendar before choosing your accommodation.

When planning outings, distinguish between the town of Neurazy and the municipality as a whole. The official municipal description lists seven districts and locates the municipality in the foothills of the Bohemian Forest, between Nepomuk and Plánice. A described green-marked hiking and cycling route of about 14 to 16 kilometres passes through Vojovice and Nová Ves u Nepomuku, which belong to the municipality. This does not establish either a starting point in Neurazy or a specific route to your accommodation. Check the exact route and current conditions separately before setting out.

When choosing accommodation, you can first decide whether local history or a planned activity in the municipality matters more to you. Then check the location, amenities, price and availability of the specific accommodation for your travel dates. The local information does not describe the features of any individual hotel and does not replace checking the accommodation offer.

Is the bell tower as old as the present-day church?

No. The detached bell tower is older; it is thought to date from the second half of the 16th century. The present-day church was built between 1913 and 1915.

Is there a summer cinema in Neurazy?

The municipality says it operates during the summer. This does not confirm a screening date for your stay, so check the current programme.

Is the mentioned hiking and cycling route in the town of Neurazy?

The described route passes through Vojovice and Nová Ves u Nepomuku, two places in the municipality. This does not establish a starting point in the town of Neurazy.

For the broader travel overview: Plzeň-Jih.