Čáslavsko: Hotels and Accommodation

Čáslavsko combines archaeological traces, a protected landscape feature, and distinctive sites in the nearby and wider surroundings. The Rybník Stupník pond lies in the cadastral area of Čáslavsko and is protected as a significant registered landscape feature.

Nature

In the valley of the Stupnický Stream south of Jelenov, there are extensive gold-washing sites and spoil heaps. The area around Čáslavsko includes extensive forests. A hiking and cycling trail to Blaník runs through Čáslavsko. In 1992, Utricularia australis was recorded in the rear part of Rybník Utopenec (Stupník) near Čáslavsko, near Lukavec.

Mount Velký Blaník is located in the vicinity of Čáslavsko, as is Mount Cetoraz. Jenov Hill [Čáslavsko-Štědrovice] is located in the immediate vicinity of Čáslavsko. Nazice Hill [Načeradec-Horní Lhota] is also located in the immediate vicinity of Čáslavsko.

Culture

The Jelenov archaeological site lies approximately 1.5 km northwest of Čáslavsko. An archaeological collection associated with the school in Čáslavsko included fragments of decorated stove tiles, ceramic fragments, a lid fragment, and a stone axe. The school building in Čáslavsko is a distinctive architectural landmark.

Čáslavsko is home to the Chapel of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, a small rectangular building with a turret above the entrance. The Church of Svatý Jan and the Loreta Church are located in the vicinity of Čáslavsko. Želivský Kláštor Monastery is located in the wider regional surroundings of Čáslavsko. The Orlík ruins are also located in the wider regional surroundings of Čáslavsko.

Agriculture

Čáslavsko was known for growing cabbage, which was used to supply the wider surrounding area.

Other Places

Other places: Bořetice, Utechovice, Koberovice, Čejov, Cetoraz, Bohdalín, Velký Rybník, Proseč Pod Křemešníkem.

To the main travel overview: Pelhřimov District.