Malíč: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Above Malíč lie the Bílé stráně, a nature conservation site of European importance formed by water erosion in Mesozoic sedimentary deposits.

Nature and Landscape

Since 2005, the Bílé stráně near Malíč have been part of the Natura 2000 network. They are notable for the occurrence of the Bohemian rowan and the Elbe rowan. Southwest of Knobloška rise the basalt hills of Tři kopce, offering distant views of Milešovka, Lovoš, Strážiště, Hazmburk, Kamýk and other hills.

Wine and Trails

At the “Wandering through the vineyards of Velké Žernosky and Žalhostice” event, visitors can taste wines between the rows of vines. On 27 June 2026, the vineyards of Velké Žernosky, Žalhostice, Michalovice and Malíč will be among the event stops; Malíč Winery is one of the participating wineries.

The Skřítek Portáš educational trail passes through 10 municipalities and has 16 stops, presenting the region’s natural and local history. Cycle Route No. 3058 continues toward the municipality of Michalovice and leads to the next stop on this educational trail; Cycle Route 3058 runs through Knobloška, a district of Malíč.

History

Malíč was first mentioned in 1276 in connection with the nobleman Bojslav of Malíč. A record from 1413 names Malíč as the property of Křišťan of Vinná and Žernoseky. In the mid-15th century, part of Malíč, together with Miřejovice and Hlinná, belonged to the estate of the Kamýk castle complex.

A granary is recorded in house no. 7 in Malíč.

Other places: Snědovice, Prackovice Nad Labem, Bříza, Žalhostice, Býčkovice, Hlinná, Horní Beřkovice, Doksany

For the higher-level travel overview: Litoměřice District.