Lážovice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Lážovice
On the outskirts of Lážovice stand the stable buildings of the rural estate No. 10, shaping the distant views of the village. Together with other cultural and landscape features, they give the small village an unusually distinctive profile.
Culture and history
The rural estate No. 10 in Lážovice is a protected cultural monument; in 2018, protection was extended to the stable buildings. These were built before the mid-19th century and are considered a well-preserved example of a traditional agricultural building.
The boundary of the Osovsko landscape monument zone begins at the road junction of the connecting road between Bykoš and Lážovice with a field path to the Lážovičky settlement. In the centre of the village, the Lážovice chapel stands on a rocky outcrop. It is not accessible to visitors. Archaeological finds have been documented or can reasonably be expected in the Lážovice 1 archaeological area.
Hiking and cycling
The colour-marked circular trails of Podbrdský Čtyřlístek pass through Lážovice. The individual trails are each 6 to 8 km long and are primarily intended for hikers. The trails can also be ridden on trekking or mountain bikes.
Landscape and bodies of water
Hradec, Plešivec, Doutnáč and Velký Chlum, all mountains, are located in the vicinity of Lážovice. The triangular Mlýnský rybník is still filled with water; a waterfall flows from it.
Culture in the surrounding area
Karlštejn, a castle, is located in the vicinity of Lážovice. Svatý Jiří, Svatá Anna and Malá Svatá Hora are also located there; all three are churches.
More village pages: Srbsko, Kotopeky, Velký Chlumec, Zajecov, Tetín U Berouna, Skuhrov, Chlustina, Hudlice
To the higher-level travel overview: Beroun District.
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