Újezd Nad Lesy: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The northern half of Újezd nad Lesy lies within the Klánovice–Čihadla Nature Park. The Klánovický les Nature Reserve also extends across the cadastral area of Újezd nad Lesy. Due to its size, good accessibility, well-maintained paths and flat terrain, the forest is a popular recreational area for Prague residents. The nature park also contains the Klánovický les–Cyrilov Nature Reserve, covering an area of 397 hectares.

Nature and Trails

The 5-kilometre Lesní galerie I trail runs through the Blatov section of the forest and is also known as “There and Back for the Animals”. The educational trail includes 30 animal-themed stations. Lesní galerie I also features sports elements in a forest clearing near Blatov.

Lesní galerie II is a 15-kilometre route through Cyrilov in the cadastral area of Újezd nad Lesy and is divided into three circular routes. It includes 60 stations and five rest areas.

The historical puzzle walk “A Walk with a Historical Puzzle through Újezd nad Lesy” is 4 kilometres long, follows easy terrain on urban streets and takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. It passes through the oldest parts of Újezd nad Lesy and showcases villas, the former bathing area and the former ballroom.

History and Culture

The Újezd Museum presents a permanent exhibition on life in three formerly independent municipalities from the end of the 19th century to the present day. It also hosts themed exhibitions.

The medieval village of Hol in Újezd nad Lesy was established in the 14th century and disappeared during the Hussite Wars. Two wells and strips marking the boundaries of fields have survived around the former village to this day.

By Bike

A cycle path along the Běchovický Stream reaches the beginning of Újezd nad Lesy, turns into Dubinská Street and runs along the shore of a pond.

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