Líšťany between chapels, castle ruins and nature park

Líšťany combines small sacred monuments, visible traces of past architectural history and the landscape on the northern edge of Džbán Nature Park. Anyone looking for a holiday apartment in Líšťany can get to know the village through short discoveries, historical details and a route.

Chapels and architectural history in Líšťany

The Chapel of the Virgin Mary is one of the protected cultural monuments registered in the Central Register of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic. It forms part of a Baroque farm complex at house no. 1, which probably dates from the early 18th century. The Líšťany Chateau complex also includes a Renaissance brewery with a preserved semicircular, vaulted portal and sgraffiti. The main building of Líšťany Chateau is now in ruins – a clear contrast to the preserved architectural details of the complex.

The village’s history also reaches far back: Líšľany was first mentioned in a written document dated 13 July 1346. Jindřich Slejda is considered the oldest known resident of Líšľany. For those interested in history, the period in Líšľany extends from the written mention on 13 July 1346 to memorial markers and architectural evidence from later centuries.

The Chapel of Jan and Paul stands in an open field on the northwestern edge of the cadastral area and served as a place for pilgrimage processions. The chapel on the road to Zeměchy stands on the northern edge of the village and served religious ceremonies during processions. The stone cross from the 18th century above the municipal office was restored and reconsecrated in 2006. Next to the monument to the victims of the First World War, erected in 1922, stands the Masaryk lime tree, which was declared a memorial tree in 2018. A statue of Saint John of Nepomuk stands on a well next to the municipal office. The Chapel of the Virgin Mary was reconsecrated during the pilgrimage celebrations on 25 May 2013.

Holiday apartment in Líšťany for cultural and route-focused days

When choosing a holiday apartment in Líšťany, you can consider whether historical discoveries or a longer landscape route should be the focus of your days. The 59-kilometre Louny–Křivoklát route passes through Líšľany between Cítoliby and Senkov. The route’s 59 kilometres are relevant when planning a longer day trip. There are three bus stops in Líšľany. The three bus stops add a specific mobility aspect to planning your stay in the village. The route and the stops therefore provide concrete points of reference for planning your own day, without prescribing a particular mode of transport or a fixed schedule.

Another event on the calendar is Neckyáda in Líšľany, announced for Saturday, 15 August 2026, as its seventh edition. The date of 15 August 2026 gives those interested in the event a single Saturday to use for planning. If you include this event in your plans, its status as an announced event remains decisive.

Discover more places in the surrounding area

For further orientation, you can also explore Ročov, Vinařice, Podbořanský Rohozec, Žiželice, Kryry, Cítoliby, Lubenec and Slavětín.

For the higher-level travel overview: Louny District.