Kutrovice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In the Kutrovice Valley, the Bakovský potok stream crosses Road No. 7 beneath the Kutrovický Bridge.

Culture and History

The Baroque Chapel of Kutrovice stands on the village square in the southern part of the village and is late Baroque in style; it dates from the mid-19th century. The chapel has been protected as a cultural monument since 1987. The chapel has legal status 144299.

West of the chapel stands House No. 2, a two-storey brick building with an arcade and an example of regionally typical folk architecture from the first half of the 19th century. Kutrovice also has an old mill. The medieval and modern-era centre of Kutrovice is designated as a Category ÚAN II archaeological area. The village of Kutrovice is documented in 1366 in the predicate of Petr z Kutrovic. Kutrovice has long been home to a mandolinists' club.

Nature and Surroundings

A horse chestnut tree in Kutrovice is designated as a natural monument. The Na Drahách hill [Třebíz] lies in the vicinity of Kutrovice.

The wider regional surroundings of Kutrovice include the Hazmburk ruins, Zámek Ostrov Castle, Loustín Mountain, the Hradek Oltářík ruins, Srdov Mountain, Oblík Mountain, and the U Svatého Gotharda Church.

Paths and Routes

A route just over 11 kilometres long leads from Tuřany via Byseň, Libovice, U Jána, Neprobylice, Kutrovice, and Kvílice to Třebíz. It is suitable for hiking, off-road children's strollers, and cycling.

The educational trail “Od svatého Ducha do sídla pána z Pětipes” leads from Kvílice to Neprobylice; the route then continues along the road to Kutrovice, with a short detour to the chapel there.

Other places: Tuchlovice, Buštěhrad, Vrbičany, Hospozín, Šlapanice, Unhost, Chržín, Kyšice

For the higher-level travel overview: Kladno District.