Mlékojedy: Hotels and accommodations

Mlékojedy lies on the left bank of the Elbe, which separates the village from Litoměřice. The village is connected to Litoměřice by Road II/247 and the Generál-Chábera Bridge.

Culture and History

The Church of St. Martin (“Kostel sv. Martina”) is essentially a Gothic church dating from the 14th century; it was mentioned as a parish church in 1384. In 1776, it was rebuilt in its present late Baroque form. The church and rectory in Mlékojedy are listed as an immovable cultural monument in the central register of immovable cultural monuments of the Czech Republic.

North of the church lies the former cemetery, where several gravestones have been preserved. The cemetery is enclosed by a cast-iron fence with Gothicizing forms dating from 1885. The St. Martin’s pilgrimage takes place annually in the church in Mlékojedy; since its reopening several years ago, the number of participants has grown every year.

Nature and Trails

The watercourse and floodplain axis of the supraregional Elbe biocorridor “Stříbrný roh – Polabský luh” runs through Mlékojedy. The local biocentre “Písečný ostrov” comprises an island and a former river arm with valuable floodplain communities and entomological significance.

The educational trail “Naučná stezka skřítka Portáše – Porta Bohemica – Krajem pověstí a zážitků” connects all the municipalities of the microregion, including Mlékojedy. It is 30 km long in total and has 16 stations.

Brewery and Regional Product

The “Hákův parní pivovar” brewery in Mlékojedy produces several types of beer, both top-fermented and bottom-fermented. All of its beers carry the “České středohoří regionální produkt” regional product label. The brewery is open on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Other Places

Chudoslavice, Prackovice Nad Labem, Malé Žernoseky, Záluží U Roudnice Nad Labem, Hlinná, Mnetěš, Chotěšov U Vrbičan, Drahobuz

For the higher-level travel overview: Litoměřice District.