Předmíř offers several specific points of interest for a stay: ponds and watercourses, protected nature and a named cycle route. The scale ranges from a single tree to a natural area in the surrounding area. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Předmíř, you can first consider whether waterscapes, protected nature or cycling should be the focus of your trip.

Ponds and watercourses

When completely full, Metelský Pond covers 51 hectares. Its water level changes seasonally, so this figure refers to the pond when completely full, not to a constant water surface. Another feature of the local waterways is their confluence: the Metelský potok flows into the Lomnice in Předmíř. Several ponds, including Divák, lie along the Metelský potok and the Lomnice. This allows standing waters and a specific river confluence to be understood as different aspects of the local waterscape.

Nature and landscape in a regional context

The northern part of the Předmíř municipal area borders directly on the Brdy Mountains. In ecological landscape planning, regional biocorridor RBK 274 connects Metelské rybníky and Zahorčice. These features also place the natural and aquatic landscape in a regional context.

The Předmíř lime tree is a single tree protected as a natural monument. It was first designated as a protected tree on 5 July 2001. Pastvina u Zahorčic, in the vicinity of Předmíř and outside the precise locality, is on a different scale. The area is protected as a natural monument and designated as a Natura 2000 site with Molinia meadows on calcareous, peaty or clayey-silty soils. It comprises the remainder of a complex of seasonally wet pastures with rare and endangered plant and animal species. A single protected tree in Předmíř and a natural area in the vicinity thus represent different scales of nature conservation. Seasonally wet refers to changing soil moisture conditions.

Cycling and walks

The landscape around Předmíř is characterised by ponds, meadows and wooded islets, making it suitable for walking and cycling. Cycle route 1063 passes through Předmíř; the route runs from Zámlyní through Předmíř to Zahorčice and Lnáře. Check the current cycle route markings before setting off. This distinguishes the landscape’s general suitability for walks and cycling trips from the specific route sequence.

A preserved memorial cross stands in front of a chapel, adding a cultural touch alongside the landscape and nature themes.

When looking for a holiday apartment in Předmíř, you can decide on the focus of your trip in advance: would you prefer to spend more time cycling and walking, or are you particularly interested in waterways and protected nature?

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