Všehrdy: Hotels and Accommodation

The Church of St. Procopius in Všehrdy is a historically significant former parish church building, first mentioned as early as 1250.

Culture and History

Originally, it was a Gothic church from the mid-14th century. From 1730 to 1732, it was rebuilt according to a design by Jan B. Santini in the Baroque Gothic style by the master builder O. Kondel. During this reconstruction, the cemetery beside the church was established. The Baroque stone elements of the façade, including the coat of arms of Abbot Eugen Tyttl from 1732, were extensively restored.

The cultural heritage project “Putování za Santinim” has a separate entry on Všehrdy, focusing on the Church of St. Procopius.

Nature and Trails

The area of Všehrdy is part of the Berounka Nature Park, which encompasses the area of the village. A road runs through Všehrdy and continues via Holovousy, Chříč and Zvíkovec to the bridge over the Berounka. Road II/201 runs through the area of Všehrdy in an east-west direction.

A blue-marked hiking trail leads from Všehrdy to the Krašov castle ruins; the route is stated to be 3.5 km long.

Surroundings

The Týřov ruins and the Church of St. Martin are located in the vicinity of Všehrdy. The nearby surroundings of Všehrdy include the Na Chocholouši hill [Hlince] and the Homole hill [Kožlany - Dřevec]. In the wider regional surroundings of Všehrdy are Berdovna Mountain, Holý vrch Mountain, the Church of St. Peter and the Church of St. Gothard.

Other Places

Potvorov, Příšov, Kaceřov, Výrov, Koryta, Hromnice, Obora, Hvozd

To the higher-level travel overview: Plzeň-Sever District.