Čejov: Apartments and Holiday Homes

The history of Čejov dates back to the mid-13th century: its origins are dated to this period. At that time, the Teutonic Order temporarily controlled the region and began silver mining here.

Historical Sites

The historical sites of Čejov include the Vlkův vodní mlýn watermill in Hadina. The mill complex of Josef Vlk is recorded for 1932 as comprising a mill, a sawmill and a shingle mill.

The chapel in Čejov village square is considered an object of cultural and historical value.

Landscape

The pond in the centre of Čejov has a publicly maintained shoreline area that allows for recreational use. The U tří jezírek locality is designated as a significant landscape feature in Čejov.

Geographical Location

The ruins of Orlík are located in the vicinity of Čejov. Mount Špičák, Mount Melechov and Želivský Kláštor Monastery are each located in the vicinity of Čejov. Poláček Hill [Kejžlice] is also located in the vicinity of Čejov. In the wider regional surroundings of Čejov are Mount Vysoká and the churches of Svatá Anna and Svatý Jan.

Getting Around

The northern running route A passes through Čejov. A section of a marked hiking trail runs along the southeastern edge of the cadastral area of Čejov.

Behind the Čejov outdoor swimming pool, the cycling tour connects to cycle path no. 4155. The cycling tour continues over Hozopíl Hill to the village of Hadina.

The Jezdecký klub GLOD Čejov offers riding lessons. A summer holiday camp takes place on the grounds of the Glod Čejov riding club.

Further Local Pages

Further local pages: Cetoraz, Salačova Lhota, Černovice, Vokov, Vitice, Želiv, Velká Chyška, Kámen U Pacova

To the main travel overview: Pelhřimov District.