Bernartice U Milevska: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

In the historic center of Bernartice stands the Church of St. Martin, with a preserved Romanesque tower and preserved parts of the nave. It already existed as a Romanesque church when the Bernartice parish was first documented in 1251. In the 14th century, it was built on the foundations of an older structure and later remodeled in the Baroque style.

The square is home to the Baroque rectory, which was formerly a Jesuit residence. There is also a stone fountain, which was moved there in 1776 from the nearby Dobronice Castle.

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Things to Do

Hravé peklo can be visited all year round. The exhibition on hell and fairy tales is located in the Hus Chapel in Bernartice. There is also a museum exhibition on the production of pipe stems; this woodturning craft was introduced in Bohemia specifically in Bernartice.

The Bernartický sekáč is a scythe-mowing competition that reached its 13th edition with 31 participants. A pilgrimage takes place every July at the Church of St. Rosalia. A regional cycling circuit also passes through Bernartice, including both the Church of St. Martin and the Church of St. Rosalia.

Nature and Surroundings

Ulčí vrch is a mountain in the vicinity of Bernartice u Milevska. The mountains of Obora, Zvíkovec, and Chlum are also located in the surrounding area. Zvíkov Castle is located in the wider region around Bernartice u Milevska.

Svatý Jan is a church in the vicinity of Bernartice u Milevska. Lety u Písku and the historic site Památník holokaustu Romů a Sintů v Čechách are located in the wider region around Bernartice u Milevska.

Other Places

Other places: Tálín, Přeborov, Myslín, Slavkovice, Cerveny Ujezdec, Obora U Cerhonic, Kucer, Jetětice.

For the broader travel overview: Písek District.