Neuměřice lies in the valley of the Svatojiřský Stream, which is about 25 kilometres long. It rises near Libušín, flows to Kralupy nad Vltavou, joins the Zákolanský Stream there and flows into the Vltava. The stream gives the village a clear connection to its landscape; archaeological finds and the history of a chapel offer other perspectives. If you are looking for accommodation in Neuměřice, you can weigh up the landscape, local history and cycle route as different points of interest for your trip.
Cycle Route 202 through Neuměřice
Cycle Route 202 passes through Neuměřice. The route description to Louny also names Kralupy nad Vltavou, Žižice, Slaný, Královice, Neprobylice, Třebíz and Panenský Týnec. These named places give the route a concrete framework and place Neuměřice on a route that extends beyond the village to Louny. This offers a distinct consideration when choosing a trip, alongside the stream valley and cultural history: you can consider the cycle route as an interest in its own right, while the chapel and archaeological finds offer a different focus.
Archaeological traces and chapel history
Archaeological finds in Neuměřice include the remains of a prehistoric settlement with refuse pits, as well as a skeletal grave. The settlement traces and grave are different kinds of archaeological evidence and connect the village’s history to prehistory. This perspective differs from the building history of the chapel, whose period of construction can be dated more precisely.
The Chapel of the Virgin Mary of Svatá Hora and Saint Ludmila in Neuměřice was built approximately between 1798 and 1800. Later milestones in its history include a restoration in 1991 and another restoration in September 2016. A new bell was consecrated in September 2007 in between. The approximate construction period, later work on the chapel and the consecration of the bell can thus be considered as distinct stages in its history.
Another cultural-historical perspective leads to Martin Bacháček: his astronomical work brought him into contact with Tadeáš Hájek z Hájku and Johannes Kepler. This biographical aspect complements the archaeological and architectural themes with a connection to the history of science. If you are particularly interested in historical contexts, Neuměřice therefore offers several different points of interest rather than just one period.
Leisure and dining
According to the municipality’s description, the disc golf course in Neuměřice is considered suitable for children, families, athletes and seniors.
A notice dated 23 April 2026 describes Bacháčkovo Café in the Neuměřice cultural centre: a fresh lunch was prepared there daily, and dinner was also available when applicable; meals could also be taken away in sealed meal boxes. If you are planning to eat there, check in advance whether the offer is still available.
More destinations
Discover more destinations: Slatina, Vrbičany, Koleč, Tuchlovice, Velvary, Černuc, Makotřasy, Libušín.
For the overview of the wider area: Okres Kladno.
