Klobuky combines a church history dating back to the 14th century with distinctive cultural traces such as the menhir near Klobuky. Walks, a themed educational trail and prominent elevations in the surrounding area are also among the identifiable facets of the town.
Culture
The Church of Saint Lawrence in Klobuky already existed in the 14th century; it was first mentioned in writing in 1355. The present Church of Saint Lawrence in Klobuky was built between 1729 and 1736 and consecrated on 25 October 1736. The bell tower of the Church of Saint Lawrence in Klobuky was added in the mid-16th century.
The menhir near Klobuky is one of the few megalithic monuments in the Czech Republic. In Páleček, a dilapidated church was probably replaced by a new building in the years 1776 to 1778. The main entrance to the church and cemetery in Páleček is reached via a stone staircase that ends at a masonry portal with a stone surround.
Nature
Klobuky is suitable for walks; visitors can follow in the footsteps of J. Š. Baar, Jan Botto, Karel Toman, Jan Malypetr and Josef Malypetr. The Z Kokovic do Klobuk educational trail has nine stations and presents the history of both communities, important personalities and the surrounding nature.
Boušov is a mountain in the vicinity of Klobuky. Pozdeňský les [Mšec] is also a mountain in the vicinity of Klobuky.
Geographical Location
Hazmburk, Hrádek and Hradek Oltářík are ruins in the wider regional surroundings of Klobuky. Vidrholec and Srdov are mountains in the wider regional surroundings of Klobuky. Zámek Ostrov is a castle in the wider regional surroundings of Klobuky.
Other places:Tuchlovice, Pchery, Kyšice, Hradečno, Zvoleněves, Tuřany, Kamenné Žehrovice, Velvary
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