Všestudy: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Archaeological finds prove that Všestudy and its surroundings were already inhabited during the Late Bronze Age by people of the Knovíz culture. The first written record of Všestudy dates from 1325.

History

The archaeological area of Všestudy includes prehistoric finds from the area around the church, as well as a cremation burial find from the cadastral area; all are held in the collection of the Chomutov Museum. Všestudy developed along the Míšeňská trade route, which connected the Chomutov area with Litoměřice. Since the 19th century, the village has been one of the oldest brown coal mining sites in the Chomutov region.

Culture

The Church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Všestudy is a ruin. Inside, there is a bricked-up Gothic portal arch. In 2018, the church entrances were fitted with grilles. Next to the church stands a Baroque stone cross, which has been protected as a monument since 3 May 1958.

A memorial to the victims of the Second World War stands in a park at the entrance to the village. After 1945, it was moved to a park on the northern edge of the village; it is referred to as a memorial to the liberation of 1939–1945. It was completed on 21 May 1925.

Landscape

There are two ponds in Všestudy: the pond on plot no. 68 covers 7,215 m², while the pond on plot no. 168 covers 1,316 m².

North of Všestudy, the paths towards Strupčice and Okořín are unpaved.

More local pages: Háj, Mezihorí, Kovářská, Otvice, Březno and Chomutova, Nová Víska, Domašín and Jindrichova Ves.

For the higher-level travel overview: Chomutov District.