Nebanice: Cycle Path, Horses and St. Oswald Church

Nebanice between the Ohře and culture

Nebanice connects the Ohře with cycling, horse breeding and St. Oswald Church. The Ohře shapes the surrounding area, while St. Oswald Church adds a historical accent. This gives you different points of interest for planning your trip: a manageable cycling stage, insights into horse breeding and a specific cultural and historical destination.

A flat cycling stage through Nebanice

The 19-kilometre section of the Ohře 1 Cycle Path between Cheb railway station and Kynšperk railway station runs through Nebanice. The two railway stations mark the endpoints of the section. The Ohře 1 Cycle Path is considered flat and easy and is also suitable for untrained children. If you are travelling with children or want to take different fitness levels into account, the flat route provides a concrete basis for choosing a cycling tour together. For planning the day, the route length and route characteristics provide two specific points of reference. This allows families to assess whether the stage suits the desired pace and the group’s endurance. The 19 kilometres give the outing a clear framework for breaks and the time available, without specifying a particular riding time. This means the cycling stage can be aligned with the group’s own plans for the day.

Nebanice railway station and travel planning

Nebanice railway station is integrated into the public transport system. Another detail is also important for your specific planning: There is no passenger service at Nebanice railway station; passengers are processed on the train. This detail should be taken into consideration if you plan to include the railway station in your journey.

Horse pastures along the Ohře

Sport horses and Old Kladruber horses are bred in Nebanice. In the area around Nebanice, the Ohře is lined with pastures where horses graze. This gives the landscape a vivid motif that differs from the usual urban and cultural destinations. For families in particular, the river, pastures and horses can provide an easily understandable way to experience the surroundings, without this having to become another fixed excursion programme.

St. Oswald: a Baroque building with Gothic origins

St. Oswald Church in Nebanice is a Baroque church dating from the first quarter of the 18th century. It was built on the site of an older Gothic church from the second half of the 14th century. The building makes it possible to trace the development from the older Gothic church to the Baroque church in one location. St. Oswald Church and the associated vicarage are registered as cultural monuments of the Czech Republic; the catalogue number is 1405428628. For those interested in culture, Nebanice therefore offers a clearly identifiable historical reference point alongside the landscape along the Ohře.

If you are looking for a place with visible traces of history, St. Oswald Church and the associated vicarage add a cultural and historical perspective to your stay.

More places for your search

For further travel planning, you can find the directly associated places here: Neuberg, Schönbach Bei Asch, Voitersreuth, Sangerberg, Skalka U Chebu, Einsiedl, Dürrmaul and Marienbad.

For the higher-level travel overview: Eger District.