The Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord in Buřenice is a late Baroque building dating from 1772. The church cemetery grounds include a mortuary chapel dating from 1775.
Culture
House No. 17 in Buřenice is an original farmstead with preserved features of vernacular architecture. The same applies to House No. 34, which has also been preserved as an original farmstead with preserved features of vernacular architecture.
The Church of St. Simon and St. Jude was founded in the second half of the 13th century. The church and its cemetery grounds have been protected as cultural monuments since 1958.
Cycling Connections
Cycling Route 161, “In the Footsteps of J. Želivský and A. Sova,” passes through Buřenice on its route from Bystrá u Humpolce to Načeradec. It runs predominantly along Class III roads. Cycling Route 1220 is designated as an existing route in Buřenice.
Landscape
Legally significant landscape features in Buřenice include watercourses and ponds, floodplain meadows, and forests. The registered significant landscape feature Sýkorky is located on the Vyklantický Stream between Nové Vyklantice and Buřenice. The hill “(Na Vrších) [Košetice]” is located in the vicinity of Buřenice.
Region
The Church of Svatý Jan is located in the vicinity of Buřenice. In the wider regional surroundings of Buřenice are Želivský Kláštor Monastery, Velký Blaník Mountain, Špičák Mountain, the Orlík ruins, and the Church of Svatá Anna.
More local pages: Kaliště, Sudkuv Dul, Zajíčkov, Senozaty, Pelhrimov, Kletecna, Křeč, Střítež Pod Křemešníkem.
