Vilémov: Hotels and Accommodation
Vilémov Chateau was expanded by the marquis and his family over 22 years and transformed from a Renaissance castle into a Baroque chateau. Vilémov Chateau and the adjacent park are intended for conferences, seminars and social events such as concerts, weddings, meetings and celebrations. Due to roof repairs, the chateau will be temporarily closed from 2026 to 2028; during this period, it will not accept reservations or host events or weddings.
Culture
The Church of St Wenceslas in Vilémov is an extensive Baroque single-nave building with a three-sided apse and a medieval prismatic tower whose base is of Romanesque origin. It was built in 1726–1727.
In Jakubovice, a district of Vilémov, the so-called “Navel of Europe” is represented by a stone menhir. The Protestant church in Vilémov was converted from a former factory for Turkish shawls and consecrated in 1882. The monastery in Vilémov was destroyed by the Hussites in 1421; only its foundations have survived.
At the military cemetery in Klášter, a wooden cross commemorates Austrian soldiers who died in a field hospital during the fighting and were buried there.
Cycling
Cycle route 5127 runs through Vilémov. It is a moderately difficult, hilly road route for racing bikes and trekking bikes.
Geographical location
Golčův Jeníkov město is named as the nearest town and railway destination for traveling to Vilémov Chateau. Trains run there from Prague Main Station via Kolín, Kutná Hora and Čáslav.
Other places: Horní Krupá, Nejepín, Břevnice, Sedletín, Libice Nad Doubravou, Nová Ves U Chotěboře, Jitkov, Podmoklany
To the overview of the wider travel area: Okres Havlíčkův Brod.
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