Neprobylice: Culture and Routes in a Historic Setting

Neprobylice combines remarkable buildings with routes through a historically and scenically distinctive setting. If you are looking for accommodation in Neprobylice, you will find specific starting points here for culture-focused excursions as well as walks and cycling trips. Key destinations include the Church of the Holy Spirit, the bell tower, the remains of Hrádek and House No. 14. The selection ranges from the Church of the Holy Spirit with its oval ground plan and bells and tombstones to fortress remains and the historic House No. 14 estate.

Church of the Holy Spirit on the southern hill

The Church of the Holy Spirit was rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1741 on the southern hill of Neprobylice. It is registered as an immovable cultural monument; its register number is 42036/2-538. The church was altered in the 19th century and is in poor condition. The building is single-naved and oriented. Its oval ground plan is structured by the transept, the rectangular-ended chancel and the rectangular sacristy.

Bell Tower and Hrádek

The bell tower of Neprobylice is a wooden replica from 1896 built on a stone base. It preserves three original bells from the 15th and 16th centuries. The base also contains two Renaissance tombstones of former owners of the village. Thus, a 19th-century building preserves bells from the 15th and 16th centuries as well as Renaissance tombstones.

Hrádek, also known as Horní tvrz, dates from the 14th century and is protected as a cultural monument under ÚSKP number 34635/2-540. The former building was almost square and had one storey; its hipped roof was covered with pantiles. Today, only the cellar and walls remain.

House No. 14 and the Surroundings

The protected House No. 14 estate in Neprobylice is part of the Třebíz Open-Air Museum. Its distinctive structural elements include a half-timbered chamber from the 18th century and reused late Gothic stone surrounds. The house thus combines an 18th-century half-timbered chamber with reused late Gothic stone surrounds. The floodplain of the Bakovský stream is also part of the village character: within the cadastral area of Neprobylice, it is designated as an area of nature-conservation value. The village character therefore includes both historic buildings and the floodplain area of nature-conservation value.

Routes on Foot and by Bicycle

The route from Tuřany to Třebíz through Neprobylice can be completed on foot, with an all-terrain stroller or by bicycle. In addition, the Podhradím Bílé skály educational trail begins in Neprobylice and ends in Kvílice. The two routes use different reference points: the first connection has Tuřany and Třebíz as fixed endpoints, while the educational trail leads from Neprobylice to Kvílice. The reference to an all-terrain stroller expands the choice of transport beyond cycling and walking. This allows you to include either a signposted connection with a start and destination or an educational trail beginning in Neprobylice in your plans.

Further Local Research

For further research, you can also explore Hobšovice, Vraný, Slaný, Kamenné Žehrovice, Knovíz, Buštěhrad, Líský and Stradonice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Kladno District.