Kojetice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

St. Vitus Church in Kojetice is a single-nave, rectangular church with Baroque architectural detailing, stained-glass windows, and a tower with a Baroque bell roof.

Culture and History

The church contains extensive remains of Early Gothic frescoes, including depictions of apostles and a genealogical cycle of the Přemyslid dynasty. It also has a late Romanesque, stepped portal with an ornamented tympanum. Kojetice is also home to a semicircular, passable Baroque gate dating from the late 18th century.

Nature and Trails

The Lom Kojetice quarry on the northern edge of Kojetice is a geotourism attraction and excursion site of great scientific importance. It preserves Upper Proterozoic greywackes, siltstones, shales, and siliceous rocks beneath Cretaceous conglomerates. The quarry’s flooded body of water serves as a natural swimming area without facilities and is also used by divers. The Lesní stezka Kojetice is an educational trail that runs through Kojetice and the surrounding area; it is over two kilometers long and includes nine stations as well as an information board at the quarry.

Getting Around

Kojetice u Prahy railway station is located in PID Zone 2 and on line 070 between Praha-Čakovice and Turnov. A green-marked hiking route starts at the Kojetice railway stop and leads via Lobkovice and Jiřice to Kostelec nad Labem. The bike park and skill zone are open to everyone who follows the rules in force there.

More local pages to explore independently: Olovnice, Hostín U Vojkovic, Tuhaň, Kokorinsky Dul, Vysoká, Kanina, Nebužely, Hořín.

To the higher-level travel overview: Mělník District.