Češov: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Češovské valy archaeological site is located on a gently elevated hill southwest of Češov. The Češovské valy hillfort has the most substantial surviving earthworks in Bohemia and is generally dated to the La Tène period.

Things to do

The Češov–Vysoké Veselí route is 18.6 km long, including its branches. It is suitable for pedestrians as well as trekking, cross-country and mountain bikes.

Near Češov lies U Borku mountain [Záhornice u Městce Králové]. The Maxinec mountain (MLázovický chlum), Kamenec mountain and Přivýšina mountain are also located nearby.

Culture

The bell tower in Češov was built in 1863. The bell in the Češov bell tower dates from 1949. Saint Wenceslas is the patron saint of Češov.

Near the north gate stands a memorial to the Češov hunter Tomáš Svoboda. The monument to those who fell in the First World War features a statue of Jan Sladký Kozina with a dog.

In the wider regional surroundings of Češov lies Valdštejn, a church.

Other places

Other places at the same higher level: Údrnice, Šárovcova Lhota, Sběř, Žlunice, Parezska Lhota, Petrovičky, Zeleznice and Mladejov V Cechach.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Jičín.