Nezdřev: Hotels and Accommodation

The Chapel of St Joseph was built in 1892 on Nezdřev’s larger village green. Its façade features a memorial plaque bearing the names of men born in Nezdřev who died in the First World War between 1914 and 1918.

In 1950, a grave containing three vessels was discovered at Na Pláňovech in the Nezdřev area. One of the vessels contained a cremation burial; iron and bronze objects were also found.

Nezdřev lies on a slightly uneven slope facing east. The area contains a medieval pond system forming the upper part of the Blatná pond system, located mainly on tributaries of the Lomnice. Its ponds form valuable aquatic and wetland habitats that are particularly important for plants, molluscs and birds.

Strašil is a 21.12-hectare flow-through pond on the Hradišťský potok in the cadastral area of Nezdřev. It lies at an elevation of 503 m, 1 km northeast of Bezděkov, and is considered the deepest pond in the Blatná area, with a depth of 4 m, or 13 m at the dam.

The yellow-marked hiking route TT 6716 passes through Nezdřev and connects Pačejov railway station, Kvášňovice, Defurovy Lažany, Nová Ves, Nezdřev, Bezděkov, Pole and Velký Pálenec.

The Tour de Oblouk cycling tour was held for the first time in 1987; it was later moved to the first weekend in July. Participants start in Nezdřev, pass through approximately ten villages and return to Nezdřev.

Car parks are located by the municipal office and the inn, as well as at the agricultural complex.

More local pages: Dnešice, Chocenice, Vlčí, Hradec U Stoda, Únětice U Blovic, Blovice, Klášter, Mladý Smolivec.

To the higher-level travel overview: Plzeň-Jih.