Přerubenice – Traces of History and Nature-Friendly Paths

Culture and History

Archaeological finds date the beginnings of settlement in the cadastral area of Přerubenice to approximately the 5th century BC. Finds from the period between the 3rd and 5th centuries AD document permanent settlement in the area of Přerubenice.

Further finds from the transition between the 3rd and 2nd centuries BC document another settlement of Celtic culture in the cadastral area of Přerubenice. A fortress in Přerubenice is first explicitly mentioned in 1542.

House No. 15 in Přerubenice was originally built using half-timbered construction, is now plastered and is considered an example of traditional local rural architecture. No. 18 in Přerubenice is considered an architecturally interesting building.

In Dučice, the residents converted the chapel into a small museum. Local tradition traces the former name of Dučice, Dubčice, back to the oak tree beside which one of the persecuted families settled.

When preparing, you can decide for yourself whether to give more space to the historical finds, the buildings or the local tradition. The topics stand alongside one another as different approaches and do not require a fixed order.

Landscape and Surroundings

Čekalův Pond is one of two ponds on the stream in Přerubenice. The Dučice Valley is surrounded by wooded slopes and invites you to take walks in every season.

Vošková [Milý] is located in the immediate surroundings of Přerubenice. The Pravda Ruins are also located in the immediate surroundings of Přerubenice.

Pozdeňský Forest [Mšec], Džbán and Loustín are located in the surroundings of Přerubenice. The Church of U Svatého Gotharda is also located in the area.

The Hazmburk Ruins and the Týřov Ruins are located in the wider regional area around Přerubenice.

The destinations mentioned differ already in their spatial classification. For your planning, you can consider the immediate surroundings, the surroundings and the wider regional area separately and arrange them according to your own focus.

Getting Around

The natural surroundings of Přerubenice are suitable for walks, hikes and cycling tours; tourist trail markings are available for these activities.

You can consciously assign different weight to the local architecture and nature-related topics. The choice between walks, hikes and cycling tours can serve as a separate planning step, while the seasonal reference to the Dučice Valley opens up a separate temporal perspective.

When comparing a holiday apartment in Přerubenice, check the travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions on the respective offer pages. Depending on your personal plans, you can assign different weight to these three factors and base your specific choice on your preferences for the stay.

Other Places

Other places: Krakovec, Krty, Velká Chmelištná, Nový Dům, Mutějovice, Hracholusky, Nesuchyně, Zbečno

To the higher-level travel overview: Rakovník District.