Lužec Nad Cidlinou: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Lužec nad Cidlinou preserves the typical layout of a medieval linear village: a straight central road and spacious surroundings continue to shape the villagescape to this day. The area is also home to notable reminders of the village’s history, as well as a landscape featuring mountains, hills, and regional cultural attractions.

Villagescape and Culture

In the centre of Lužec nad Cidlinou lies Švehlův Park next to the “Tratice” pond. In front of house no. 74 stands the Baroque statue of Saint Linhart, dating from the first half of the 18th century; it has stood at this location since 1845. The village also has a chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary.

The monument to Jan Hus was unveiled in Lužec nad Cidlinou on 6 July 1931. Together with the preserved village layout, these buildings and memorial sites tell the story of different periods in the village’s history.

Landscape in the Surrounding Area

Mount Kamenec lies in the immediate vicinity of Lužec nad Cidlinou. The hill of Šentířka [Nepolisy] is also located nearby. Mount U Borku [Záhornice u Městce Králové] lies in the surroundings of Lužec nad Cidlinou. Further afield in the region is Mount Hořánck.

Cycling Route and Barešův ranč

Cycling route No. 4284 runs through Lužec nad Cidlinou. Activities at Barešův ranč in Lužec nad Cidlinou include fishing. The Barešův ranč restaurant uses fresh ingredients from local suppliers, including beef from its own livestock.

Cultural Attractions Further Afield in the Region

Further afield in the region around Lužec nad Cidlinou are Zámek Kačina Château and the Church of Svatý Jiří.

More village pages: Výrava, Smidary, Černilov, Kosice, Písek, Syrovátka, Jílovice, Nové Město Nad Cidlinou

To the higher-level travel overview: Hradec Králové District.