Čeradice U Žatce combines historical heritage with route information: churches, a chapel and a cemetery can be understood through their construction, founding and use dates, while a kilometre marker and distance and elevation figures are important for route planning. This gives visitors two distinct ways to focus their stay in the area: local history and route planning. The information below helps distinguish between historical topics, a cycling route and the Nechranice circuit.

Churches with Different Dates

In the village district of Kličín, part of the municipality of Čeradice, stands the single-nave Baroque Church of St. John of Nepomuk. It was built between 1734 and 1738 and was damaged by a fire in 1846. This chronology clearly separates the building’s history from the later fire damage. The term “single-nave” describes a church interior with one main nave; “Baroque” adds an architectural classification to the dating. In Čeradice, the Chapel of the Guardian Angels was built in 1856. This brings two different periods of construction into focus: the church in Kličín, built in the 18th century, and the later chapel. Visitors focusing on religious buildings can place these details in chronological order without treating the buildings as part of a shared construction history.

Jewish Local History

The Jewish cemetery in Čeradice was established in 1837. Burials took place there until approximately 1875. The cemetery has 25 gravestones; this number may change if remains deteriorate or are documented differently. Another trace of Jewish local history is the small synagogue, which was converted into a residential building. The cemetery and synagogue therefore tell different stories: for the cemetery, the focus is on its establishment, the period of burials and the number of gravestones; for the synagogue, it is on its change of use. The approximate end date for burials and the changeable number of gravestones are different kinds of information: a historical estimate on the one hand, and an inventory figure on the other.

Distinguishing the Cycling Route from the Circuit

For cycling plans, there is a specific reference point: Čeradice is at kilometre 12.9 of the Podbořany–Žatec cycling route. Check the current signage before setting out. The Nechranice circuit also passes through Čeradice. It is 31.8 km long and has 269 metres of elevation gain; its basic route is more than 30 km long and can be adjusted individually. The distance conveys the route’s scope, while the elevation gain provides a second figure for assessing it. The two route descriptions also answer different planning questions: the cycling route identifies a point along its course, while the circuit focuses on total distance and elevation gain. Route statistics may change if the route is revised, so check the current route conditions before your trip.

Travelling by Bus

For travel by bus, the route for bus line 562750 lists Podbořany, Krásný Dvůr, Čeradice and Žatec. The bus information complements the route details with a connection serving a specified sequence of places. Specific departure times depend on the timetable, so check it before travelling.

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