Měník: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Měník combines a clearly defined village centre with historical sites in the surrounding area. On the southeast side of the village square is the church complex “Church of St. Wenceslas and St. Stanislaus with a bell tower”. Libeň (Měník) is designated as a village heritage zone.

Culture

In the wider region around Měník are the attraction Zámek Kačina, classified as a castle, and the attraction Svatý Jiří, classified as a church. In Barchůvek, opposite the castle gates, stands a Baroque sandstone statue of Saint John of Nepomuk dating from 1747.

The Chapel of the Virgin Mary in Bydžovská Lhotka is a simple building of Baroque origin. An inscription above the entrance dates the chapel to 1669 and its restoration to 1982.

The chicory-drying plant is located in an inaccessible agricultural-industrial complex. The building of the chicory-drying plant on the outskirts of Bydžovská Lhotka is one of the few surviving facilities in its original form from 1912.

Landscape

Kamenec, a landscape feature classified as a mountain, lies in the surroundings of Měník. (Velký les), a landscape feature classified as a hill, lies in the immediate vicinity of Měník.

In the wider region around Měník lies U Borku [Záhornice u Městce Králové], a landscape feature classified as a mountain. Also in the wider region around Měník lies Maxinec (MLázovický chlum), a landscape feature classified as a mountain.

Geographical location

Road III/32421 runs through Měník.

The nearest major road is Road II/324 between Hradec Králové, Nechanice and Nový Bydžov. It runs north of the named municipalities without passing through their cadastral areas.

Other places

Nepolisy, Kobylice, Čistěves, Nechanice, Holohlavy, Stěžery, Puchlovice, Roudnice

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