Culture and History
The settlement of Vysoká Lhota has belonged to Čerčany since 1960. The protected monument Zámeček is located there and was first mentioned in writing in 1358. The Zámeček grounds are privately owned.
Husův sbor is a Hussite church on a rise above Čerčany. The church was ceremonially opened on July 20, 1952, after thirteen years of intensive work. It is a work by the architect Truksa, a representative of Functionalism.
The mill in Čerčany is also one of the area’s historical landmarks: it has been mentioned since 1648, was formerly called Spálenský, and later Vávrův after its new owner. In the wider regional surroundings of Čerčany are Fort Práče and Loreta Church.
Landscape
Žebrák Mountain is located in the wider regional surroundings of Čerčany. In the immediate vicinity are the Na Berance hill [Soběhrdy-Žíňany], Hůra hill [Mrač], and Žernovka hill [Poříčí nad Sázavou].
Getting Around
Cycle route 0064 runs from Čerčany to Motel Konopiště.
Local Orientation
Čerčany railway station is located on railway lines 210, 212, and 221. TIC Čerčany at Sokolská 28 provides visitors with information about train and bus connections, accommodation, gastronomy, and current cultural events.
More local pages: Ješetice, Ceský Sternberk, Teplysovice, Lštění, Loket U Dolních Kralovic, Vranov, Chrást Nad Sázavou, Kladruby U Vlašimi
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