Zbizuby: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Zbizuby lies in a valley with a stream that flows into the Sázava River. The historical urban structure of small rural settlements has also been preserved in the Zbizuby area.

History and Architectural Heritage

Zbizuby was first mentioned in writing in 1295. At that time, the settlement was a manor house inhabited by the Vladiks Slávek and Jan of Zbizuby.

The Zbizuby Chapel stands along a sunken lane leading to Otryby. The low, plastered building made of rubble stone has a rectangular floor plan. The chapel is a small 19th-century sacred building that contributes to the character of the surrounding landscape.

Routes and Culture

The signposted cycle route 0122 runs from Petrovice II via Vlková, Nechyba and Zbizuby to Podveky and Rataje nad Sázavou. The signposted cycle route 0123 begins in Zbizuby and runs via Vranice and Kácov to Zruč nad Sázavou.

The Zbizuby Cultural Centre hosts live concerts.

Local History and Buildings

Dolský mlýn Mill is located in the Koblasko district. Access to the mill from Koblasko is recommended; the routes marked on the map from Boštice and Petrovice are almost impassable in places.

Landscape and Surroundings

Several hills lie in the immediate surroundings of Zbizuby: Za Boudou [Podveky], Stařechov [Podveky-Ježovice], Kovářka [Podveky-Ježovice] and Vlachov [Čestín-Polipsy].

Konopiště is a castle in the wider regional surroundings of Zbizuby. Loreta is a church in the wider regional surroundings of Zbizuby. Zámek Kačina is a château in the wider regional surroundings of Zbizuby.

Other Locality Pages

Zleby, Kluky, Vodranty, Zbraslavice, Uhlírské Janovice, Vrdy, Řendějov, Nepoměřice

For the higher-level travel overview: Kutná Hora District.