Libědice: Hotels and accommodations

In Libědice, there are several clearly dated testimonies to the history of the village. The Church of St. Vitus was built between 1682 and 1694 on the site of an earlier building first mentioned in 1358. The present-day church has been preserved in an almost unchanged form. A fortress may have been built below the church in the 1570s.

Culture and history

The Calvary group in Libědice is a late Baroque work made of Chernovice sandstone in 1738 by an artist who remains unknown. It consists of a cross with the body of Christ, the kneeling Mary Magdalene, and figures of the Virgin Mary and Saint John on the pedestal. After 1975, the group was relocated there from the municipality of Brany.

A Baroque column with a statue of the Virgin Mary dates from 1704. Another statue of the Virgin Mary in Libědice dates from 1724 and is associated with Vetter. Marie Zuzana Smyslovská stayed at Libědice Chateau at least occasionally.

Traditional celebrations held in Libědice include the end of the carnival season.

Nature and cycling

The Liboc is the only body of water with a permanent year-round flow in the cadastral area of Libědice.

Cyclists can reach Libědice by turning off cycle route 3080 toward the village. In addition, a marked walking and cycling route has been established to make walks and trips easier to navigate.

There is a public charging station for electric bicycles in the garden of the Kotva restaurant. Bicycle tourists and local residents can charge there free of charge during a stop.

On site

There is public parking in the center of Libědice behind the former grocery store near the municipal office.

Other places in the same broader context: Pysna, Černovice U Chomutova, Nezabylice, Mezihorí, Vysoká Pec U Jirkova, Kalek, Hrušovany U Chomutova, Háj.

To the broader travel overview: Chomutov District.