Mladé Bříště: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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Mladé Bříště combines early church history with traces of a former fortress and a marked path through the village. The historical references date back to the Middle Ages, while further named destinations can be found in the surrounding area and beyond.
History and Culture
The Church of Saint John the Baptist in Mladé Bříště was first mentioned on 7 May 1226 as a chapel. A further reference from 1356 describes it as originally a Gothic church. In 1726, repairs were carried out on the tower and the ceiling of the nave according to a plan by Jan Santini.
A second historical trace leads to the former Tvrz Mladé Bříště fortress. The preserved vaults on the ground floor indicate Renaissance alterations. After the former fortress had lost its original function, it was adapted for use as a rectory.
The Orlík ruins, Želivský Kláštor Monastery and the Church of Svatá Anna are located in the vicinity of Mladé Bříště. The Janštejn ruins are also located in the wider regional area.
Trails and Landscape
A blue-marked hiking trail leads to Mladé Bříště and runs through the village down to the Kladinský stream. Špičák Mountain is located nearby. The mountains Putimovský vrch and Březina also belong to the surroundings of Mladé Bříště; Přední skála Mountain is located in the wider regional area.
The JK KORZÁR MLADÉ BŘÍŠTĚ riding club offers riding lessons to the public.
Other places: Komorovice, Castrov, Mezilesí U Pelhřimova, Zachotín, Cernov, Včelnička, Betlem, Staré Bříště.
To the higher-level travel overview: Pelhřimov District.
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