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Bojiště: Hotels and Accommodation

Bojiště lies at the foot of Mount Melechov. The Melechov Nature Park is located in the Bojiště area; the landscape is predominantly covered by forests, fields and meadows. There are also several streams and ponds. Mount Melechov is located in the immediate vicinity of Bojiště.

Landscape

Mount Ostojovka [Ledeč nad Sázavou-Souboř] is located in the vicinity of Bojiště. The hill V Borovinách [Kožlí] is located nearby. In the wider regional surroundings of Bojiště are the Orlík ruins, Želivský Kláštor Monastery, Mount Špičák, and the churches of Svatá Anna and Svatý Jan.

History and Architecture

The name Bojiště derives from a battle that took place there in 1420. The Church of Saint Adalbert is an early Baroque building set in the middle of an old cemetery. The earliest surviving record of the Church of Saint Adalbert dates from 1560. The altar in the church is a Baroque portal altar, probably created in the workshop of the sculptor and woodcarver Jakub Teplý around 1768. In front of the Church of Saint Adalbert stands a stone cross dating from 1842.

The bell in the chapel in Veliká was made at the Buřil and Riss bell foundry in Kukleny.

Routes

The Posázaví cycling route passes through Veliká, a settlement belonging to the municipality of Bojiště. A marked hiking trail leads from Ledeč via Mstislavice to a lookout tower.

More local pages: Nejepín, Vilémovec, Hradec, Skorkov, Dlouha Ves, Vez-Skala, Sázavka, Sloupno

To the overview of the wider travel region: Havlíčkův Brod District.

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