Slověnice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

History and Landscape

Slověnice was first mentioned in writing in 1544. Above the village, Alej u Slověnic avenue was restored by planting cherry and plum trees. The Chotýšanka Valley is one of the areas of landscape value in Slověnice.

Paths and Transport

A cycle route runs through Slověnice along road II/113. Local roads and farm tracks are also available to cyclists. The footpaths through the Slověnice landscape largely follow historic routes. There is a bus stop directly in Slověnice; bus services are operated by ČSAD and the BENEBUS association.

Culture

Near the centre of the village of Slověnice, on road II/113 and beside two mature lime trees, stands the Chapel of Saint Wenceslas, dating from 1924. A pilgrimage to Saint Wenceslas, including a pilgrimage mass, is held at this chapel in Slověnice.

Surroundings

The nearby surroundings of Slověnice include Na Manželi Hill and Na Horkách Hill. South of Slověnice, near a holiday settlement on the Chotýšanka, there is a footbridge.

Regional Surroundings

The Loreta Church is located in the surroundings of Slověnice. In the wider region around Slověnice are Konopiště Castle and the Church of Svatý Jan. The mountains Velký Blaník and Žebrák are located in the wider surroundings of Slověnice.

Other Locality Pages

Other locality pages: Václavice, Tichonice, Mrač, Zahorí U Milicína, Votice, Zvěstov, Záhorí, Choratice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Benešov District.