Strojetice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Strojetice
Strojetice is located in the western part of the Želivka microregion.
Culture and History
The Chapel of St. Peter and St. Paul dates from 1902 and was reconstructed by the municipality in 2004. The simple building has a bell tower that is partially integrated into its western side.
The oldest recorded entry for the Leský, Ryšavého Mill watermill dates from autumn 1654. The watermill is located in the cadastral area of Strojetice.
The Želivský Kláštor monastery is located in the wider regional area around Strojetice. The Loreta Church and the Church of St. John are located nearby, while the ruins of Orlík are also situated in the wider regional area.
Landscape and Water
Velký Blaník Mountain is located near Strojetice. Ostojovka Mountain [Ledeč nad Sázavou-Souboř] is situated in the wider regional area.
The Stračí vrch hill [Strojetice] and the Holý vrch hill [Loket-Alberovice] are located in the immediate vicinity of Strojetice.
The Sedlický stream is a left tributary of the Želivka. It flows through the Strojetický pond and through Strojetice.
More local pages: Sázava, Lešany, Neveklov, Chotýšany, Postupice, Čechtice, Cercany and Vlašim.
For the higher-level travel overview: Benešov District.
