Dublovice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

In Malá Strana, the southwestern part of Dublovice, stands the Church of the Most Holy Trinity. Its complex comprises an oval cemetery, an area enclosed by a massive stone wall with three entrances, a mortuary integrated into the perimeter wall, and an Empire-style crypt belonging to the Pistorius family.

In the southern part of Dublovice lies Farmstead No. 22, in what is probably the oldest settlement area around the Church of the Most Holy Trinity. The gate of the farmstead dates from no later than the 17th century and features late Gothic forms.

The history of the roads is also present in the cadastral area: the Prague–Bechyně road, one of the oldest routes in Slavic Bohemia, ran through the cadastral area of Dublovice. The Zrůbek–Sedlčany route was used to transport salt from the Vltava River near Zrůbek to Sedlčany and beyond.

Cycling and Hiking Trails

The 4 km-long cycle route 8134 leads from Chlum near Nalžovice via Musík Pond to Dublovice. Cycle route 8133 passes through Dublovice on the Sedlčany – Příčovy – Dublovice – Chramosty route. A blue-marked hiking trail also passes through Dublovice, following the route Skrýšov – Zrůbek – Zvírotice – Křepenice.

Nature and Water

The Jezero Nature Reserve lies in the cadastral area of Dublovice and covers 7.09 hectares. It protects a pond with a rich population of rare and specially protected insects, amphibians, reptiles and birds, as well as an important bird nesting area and the biodiversity of communities in the landscape.

The construction of Musík Pond is attributed to the pond builder Jakub Krčín z Jelčan a Sedlčan; its water surface covers 49.9 hectares. Dublovice is part of the Toulava tourism region.

In addition, the local pages for Osečany, Nečín, Kňovice, Bratrikovice, Pečice, Oboz, Kotenčice and Velká Lečice are also available.

For the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.