Nedomice: Holiday Apartments and Houses

The registered significant landscape feature Cecemín extends across parts of the cadastral areas of Nedomice, Dřísy and Všetaty. It comprises the terraced slope of Cecemín between Všetaty and Dřísy.

Landscape

The slopes of Cecemín are protected as a registered significant landscape feature and include a regional biocentre. Cecemín is home to heat-loving grass and herb communities of the Festucion valesiacae and Bromion erecti alliances, known as the “white slopes”.

Getting Around

Within the Cecemín landscape feature, it is possible to get around only on foot, along a partially paved farm road. A blue-marked tourist route runs along the eastern side of the Nedomice cadastral boundary.

Transport Links

Public transport in Nedomice is provided by two bus routes, with stops near the school and on the village square by the cross. Rail connections are available via the station in neighbouring Ovčáry, located about 500 metres from the village centre.

Villagescape and History

The central bell tower of Nedomice stands on the site of an original wooden belfry. Near the bell tower, the memorial to those who fell in the First World War was unveiled on 26 July 1925; it bears the names of sixteen fallen residents of Nedomice.

Agriculture

The agricultural enterprise in Nedomice currently manages about 50 hectares of land and grows traditional vegetables and herbs. In Nedomice and its surroundings, the Jakubec family continues an agricultural family tradition dating back to the first half of the 20th century. The family has been growing and selling vegetables for 30 years.

Other places: Mšeno, Čečelice, Všetaty, Kostelec Nad Labem, Zlosyn, Neratovice, Obříství, Úžice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Mělník District.