Číčovice offers several distinct themes for an exploratory trip: sacred architectural history, a historic mill, a geologically significant rocky knoll, and active recreation. Cultural highlights include the octagonal Chapel of the Holy Cross in Malé Číčovice, St. Lawrence Church with its Romanesque origins, and Kalingrův mlýn. Číčovický kamýk adds to the picture as a geomorphologically significant rocky knoll and paleontological site; Adventure Golf and Cycle Route 0078 provide further highlights. Before your trip, consider which of these interests you most: architecture and history, landscape, or an activity.

Chapel, Church and Mill

The Chapel of the Holy Cross in Malé Číčovice is an octagonal Baroque building constructed between 1711 and 1714. It was restored in 1908–1909. The octagonal shape gives the building a clear geometric profile; the dates distinguish its construction from its later restoration. For anyone interested in sacred architecture, it offers a concrete connection to the history of the village.

St. Lawrence Church lies south of Číčovice. It dates back to a Romanesque religious site from the 12th century and was remodeled in 1764 and 1905. Gothic wall paintings were discovered in the church in 1901; this date refers to their discovery, not their creation. In the adjoining cemetery stands a chapel dedicated to St. Florian, dating from the 18th century. To understand the timeline, it is worth distinguishing between the church’s origins, its remodeling, and the discovery: each marks a different chapter in the church’s history.

Kalingrův mlýn is one of Číčovice’s historic sights and dates from 1752. As a mill, it complements the sacred buildings with a different type of historic sight. Its construction date provides a distinct point in time alongside the chapel’s construction and restoration and the remodeling history of St. Lawrence Church.

Rocky Landscape and Nature

Číčovický kamýk offers a different focus from the historic buildings. It is a siliceous rocky knoll with geomorphological significance and also a paleontological site. The knoll lies south of Číčovice, above St. Lawrence Church. Geomorphology focuses on the landform and its classification; the paleontological significance provides a second connection to natural history. Those more interested in landscape than architecture will find a clearly defined topic here. In this way, architectural history and natural history offer distinct perspectives on Číčovice.

Golf and Cycle Route

Adventure Golf Číčovice has an 18-hole course; equipment is provided free of charge. The facility is located in the protected landscape area “Okolí Okoře,” on the banks of the Zákolanský potok. Opening hours may change, so check the current hours before your visit.

Cycle Route 0078 connects Tuchoměřice with Číčovice and continues to Okoř. It adds a named regional connection to the cultural and nature themes focused on the village. Route conditions can change; check them before setting out. When planning your trip, a cycle route and individual sights represent different choices: the route connects places, while the chapel, church, mill, and rocky knoll each offer their own ways to explore Číčovice.

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