Kojice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Kojice is located at the northernmost foothills of the Železné hory mountain range. In the northwestern part of Kojice, there is a view of the Elbe. A visit to Kojice can also be combined with a visit to the meanders of the old Elbe.

Landscape

The Zámek Kačina château and Hořánck mountain are located in the vicinity of Kojice. Nearby are the Na Votejneči hill [Kojice] and the hill (Kýpa) [Chvaletice]. In the wider region around Kojice are Kamenec mountain and the Church of St. George.

Culture and history

The Church of St. Peter and Paul in Kojice is a single-nave Romanesque building made of unplastered sandstone. Inside the church, on the north wall near the triumphal arch, there is a tall depiction of Saint Christopher with the Christ Child on his left shoulder; it dates from the 1260s to the 1270s.

At the end of the 12th century, a fortress and the Church of St. Peter and Paul were built in Kojice. Fortifications on the southern and southwestern sides of the former fortress complex have been preserved. The southern rampart of the former fortress complex reaches a height of up to 4 metres.

The historic Salt Road ran around Kojice and was also called the Trstenice Route.

Paths and other places

A visit to Kojice can be combined with excursions along field paths to the neighbouring municipalities.

More local pages: Staré Jesenčany, Mokošín, Újezd U Přelouče, Rokytno, Svojšice, Vysoke Chvojno, Turkovice, Mikulovice

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Pardubice.