Dlouha Ves: Hotels and Accommodations

In the center of Dlouhá Ves stands the Church of Saint Nicholas on a cemetery site, which also includes a mortuary. It was built around 1260 as a single-nave Gothic structure with a rectangular floor plan and is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. Its interior preserves an unusually large number of medieval or Gothic Revival sculptures representing various iconographies and stylistic periods.

In the northern part of Dlouhá Ves, there is a reconciliation stone near Mlýnský rybník bearing an engraved paw cross.

The Sázava forms part of the northern boundary of the cadastral area of Dlouhá Ves. There are numerous small bodies of water on the Dlouhoveský potok and its tributaries, often arranged in cascades. The bed of the Dlouhoveský potok and its tributaries is predominantly natural and meandering.

Dlouhá Ves can be reached from Havlíčkův Brod via Class III road No. 03815. Bus services can be used in the direction of Havlíčkův Brod and Přibyslav. Dlouhá Ves is also located on a cycle route connecting Havlíčkův Brod and Přibyslav. In the vicinity of Dlouhá Ves, you can cycle along forest roads in the direction of Šlapanov and Dvorek. Cycle route 19 is suitable for mountain bikes and trekking bikes.

Bojiště, Jitkov, Horní Paseka, Skryje, Michalovice, Stepanov, Herálec, Sázavka

For the higher-level travel overview: Havlíčkův Brod District.