Černěves: Hotels and Accommodations

Černěves is located along the Elbe Trail. The route running through the village is cycle route No. 2 and part of EuroVelo 7.

Culture and History

A distinctive testament to the history of the village is Kostel sv. Prokopa, with its originally Romanesque rectangular nave. The church also has a four-sided chancel and a prismatic tower on the axis of the western façade. In the following century, an Early Gothic chancel and a sacristy were added. The cemetery gate at Kostel sv. Prokopa is probably Early Baroque.

The Černěves archaeological site is classified in the categories settlement, burial ground, village, and church. At the northern edge of Černěves stands a cross that is a war memorial to the Austro-Prussian War of 1866. Its inscription states that it was made in memory of those who fell in 1866 by a farmer from Černěves.

The historic site “Theresienstadt concentration camp and ghetto” is located in the vicinity of Černěves. Also nearby are Hořidla Hill, Lada Hill, Vidrholec Hill, and the Church of Svatý Jiří. In the wider regional area are the ruins of Hazmburk and Zámek Ostrov Castle.

Nature and Landscape

Černěveský luh is a preserved part of the original Elbe floodplain forest. Pedunculate oaks and black poplars dominate its upper canopy. Sovice Hill is located in the vicinity of Černěves.

The summer oak known as “Dub letní na rozcestí” stands on a triangular grassy area where three paths meet.

Other Places

Other places within the catalog include Podsedice, Úštěk-Vnitřní Město, Dolánky Nad Ohří, Evaň, Křešice, Kostomlaty Pod Řípem, Roudnice Nad Labem and Třebívlice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Litoměřice.