Discover Beroun: Cycling Route, Village Square and Forest Spring

Beroun between the cycling route, village square and forest spring

Beroun brings together several specific discoveries within a compact thematic area: a cycling route with a possible detour through the village, the village square with the decorated Brandlhof farmstead, traces of a vanished Mass chapel and a spring in the forest. If you are looking for accommodation in Beroun, you can therefore tailor your stay to different interests – cycling, local history or the landscape.

The detour through Beroun

At the junction near Beroun, you can turn off the cycling route and ride through Beroun. From the junction at the beginning of the village, a road for cyclists leads back to the cycling route. The detour through Beroun is 0.4 km longer than continuing along the cycling route. This information makes the two options easy to compare: you can choose to continue directly or include the village in your route planning.

Village square and vanished Mass chapel

The decorated Brandlhof farmstead is located on Beroun's village square. There was also once a large Mass chapel with a small tower near the village square. The former Mass chapel was repaired in 1867 but demolished in the 1970s. Today, overgrown foundations remain in its place. Around the village square, you therefore encounter both a preserved group of buildings and visible traces of a building that no longer exists.

Mountains and destinations in the surrounding area

Sténský vrch hill is located in the immediate vicinity of Beroun. The mountains Prachometský kopec, Třebouň and Spálený are also located around Beroun. Novy Dvur Monastery is likewise in the vicinity of Beroun. Further afield in the region is Hrad Loket Castle. This means that the view extends from the landscape around the village to cultural destinations in the wider regional area, without requiring these destinations to be combined into a single itinerary.

Zahrádecká kyselka in the forest

The Zahrádecká kyselka spring is located in the forest in the cadastral area of Beroun u Starého Sedla. It is accessible via unmarked forest paths. The spring was reconstructed in 1999 and is generally known locally by the name Berounská kyselka. Access via unmarked forest paths should therefore be taken into account when planning a visit.

Preparing a suitable accommodation choice

When choosing your accommodation, you can first decide which aspect of Beroun is most important to you: the cycling detour, the history around the village square, the mountains in the surrounding area or the forest spring. This keeps your search for a hotel or other accommodation linked to a specific idea of the place, without presuming any characteristics of individual properties.

More travel ideas

For further research, you can also visit Teplá U Touzime and Bezvěrov.

For the higher-level travel overview: Tepl.