Lichoceves lies on Prague’s western edge. There are different ways to shape a stay here: cycling in the surrounding area and cultural history in Noutonice. There is also practical information for visiting Noutonice Cemetery. You can plan your trip around the landscape and outdoor activities, a historical point of interest, or a visit within a specific seasonal time window.

Hilly Landscape and Trails

Lichoceves lies in gently rolling countryside that is considered a recreational area; the surrounding area offers excellent conditions for cycling. Cycling is therefore a clearly highlighted activity. If you are choosing a trip based on the character of the area, cycling can be one of your reasons for choosing this destination. This general description of the landscape should be distinguished from any one specific route.

One specific route is the tourist trail “Od Okoře k Vltavě.” It connects the member municipalities of the municipal association, including Lichoceves, and can be explored on foot or by bicycle. This distinction may help you decide: the statement about cycling applies to the area as a whole, while the trail is identified by name, the places it connects and both ways of exploring it. If you would rather walk than cycle, walking is explicitly listed as an option on this trail. Check the route information again before setting out.

Protected Area Designation

The Okolí Okoře a Budče Nature Park was established by Regulation No. 3/2011 of the Central Bohemian Region. On August 25, 2026, the state legal register still listed the regulation as valid. This designation provides a specific legal point of reference alongside the recreational and landscape themes.

Church History in Noutonice

The Church of the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist in Noutonice was remodeled into its present form in 1682 by Abbess Anna Mechthilda Schenweisová von Eckstein. The year refers to the remodeling that gave the church its present form; naming the abbess also connects the event to a specific person. This gives the building’s history a clearly defined historical point of reference. If you would like to include cultural history in your choice of trip, you can use this dated phase of construction as a guide. It offers a different focus from outdoor activities in the landscape and on the tourist trail.

Noutonice Cemetery: Opening Hours and Visit Planning

Noutonice Cemetery is open to the public daily from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., from April 1 to October 31. There are three freely accessible entrances and 17 parking spaces at the cemetery. If you are planning a visit, check the opening hours again beforehand, as they may change. The stated time window provides a specific reference for planning your visit; the information about entrances and parking spaces adds practical details for an on-site visit.

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