Pastuchovice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

One of the notable historical details in Pastuchovice is the listed agricultural farm complex No. 19. The listed house No. 19 is a single-storey timber-framed residential building and features a typical three-part layout with numerous original elements and details.

Culture and History

The written history of the village dates back to 1558: Pastuchovice was first mentioned in writing in 1558 as part of the Rabštejn estate, owned by the Šlik family. The village’s built heritage also includes an old fire station shed with a bell tower and a timber-framed barn at Farm No. 7.

There are also several places of cultural and historical significance in the surrounding area. The Svatý Prokop monument is located near Pastuchovice. In the wider region are the Zřícenina Lina ruins, Novy Dvur Monastery, and the Church of U Svatého Gotharda.

Nature and Surroundings

The landscape can also be classified by its protected areas: Horní Střela Nature Park begins west of Pastuchovice, while Jesenicko Nature Park lies east of Pastuchovice.

The Žebrák hill [Tis u Blatna] and Nad Žihlí hill [Žihle] are located nearby. Mount Vladař is situated near Pastuchovice, while Prokopi Berg is located in the wider region. At Viklany u Žihle, Bába is one of the largest named formations and attracts particular attention.

Pastuchovice Halt

One piece of local information with a clearly specified date concerns Pastuchovice Halt: passenger service at Pastuchovice Halt was discontinued on 12 December 2010.

Other Places

Other places at the same level in the directory: Tatiná, Úněšov, Loza, Vejprnice, Ostrov U Bezdružic, Přehýšov, Žilov, Nekmíř.

To the higher-level travel overview: Plzeň-North District.