Neuměřice: Discover the Cycle Path, Chapel and Culture

Neuměřice between the Stream, Cycle Path and History

Neuměřice combines a connection to nature, regional history and various opportunities for a varied stay. The village lies in the valley of the approximately 25-kilometre-long Svatojiřský Stream. It rises near Libušín, flows to Kralupy nad Vltavou, joins the Zákolanský Stream there and flows into the Vltava. This gives you a tangible connection to the landscape that can be easily combined with cultural discoveries and a cycling tour.

Cycling and Activities Together

Cycle Path 202 runs through Neuměřice and continues via Kralupy nad Vltavou, Žižice, Slaný, Královice, Neprobylice, Třebíz and Panenský Týnec to Louny. This long connection makes the village interesting for anyone planning a journey through several places by bicycle. For day planning, the route can be divided into manageable sections. The connection between several places leaves room for a shorter stage or a more extensive cycling tour without having to include the entire route in the same day's plans.

The disc golf course is also part of the village's recreational facilities. The municipal description states that it is suitable for children, families, athletes and senior citizens. Its documented use therefore targets different age groups and makes the course another opportunity for a shared outdoor activity.

Archaeological Traces and Astronomical Connections

Neuměřice also has an archaeological dimension. The finds include the remains of a prehistoric settlement with refuse pits and a skeletal grave. These clues give the village a historical depth that extends beyond the visible present. Another special feature is associated with Martin Bacháček: his astronomical work brought him into contact with Tadeáš Hájek z Hájku and Johannes Kepler. This creates an unusual connection to the history of science for visitors interested in culture.

The Chapel of Svatá Hora and Saint Ludmila

One of the notable cultural features in Neuměřice is the Chapel of the Virgin Mary of Svatá Hora and Saint Ludmila. It was built approximately between 1798 and 1800. Its history includes several documented renovations: the chapel was reconstructed in 1991, a new bell was consecrated in September 2007, and it was reconstructed again in September 2016. If you are looking for not only landscapes but also local architectural and commemorative history on your journey, this site offers several specific points of connection.

Local Daily Life and Further Places

The Bacháčkovo Café in Neuměřice's cultural centre is part of the village's present-day appearance. A fresh lunch and, if applicable, dinner are prepared there every day. Meals can also be taken away in sealed meal boxes. For your day planning, this culinary connection complements the historical and active sides of the village without limiting Neuměřice to just one type of travel.

For further options, you can also look at Lány U Rakovníka, Líský, Kačice, Jarpice, Kvílice, Tuchlovice, Kamenný Most and Stehelčeves.

For the higher-level travel overview: Kladno District.