Polerady brings together everyday history and a cycling route: local households once used the Studánka spring to wash large quantities of laundry, and the 35-kilometre Mostecký Circuit passes through the village. This gives you several distinct focuses for planning your trip: a festival in July, historical local landmarks, or cycling.
The Poleradské slavnosti in July
The Poleradské slavnosti is an annual festival. It was revived in the 1990s, and its current date is the first Saturday in July. The 2026 edition took place from 09:00 on 4 July until 02:00 on 5 July at the Polerady municipal sports ground. These times apply to the 2026 edition. If you plan to attend a future edition, check its date separately. This lets you make the festival part of your travel plans without assuming that one year’s specific schedule will apply to future editions.
The chapel, Glockenberg hill, and former everyday landmarks
The chapel in Polerady was dedicated to Saint Anne. It was completed in 1935 and demolished in the 1950s. Its history is therefore part of the village’s historical heritage, rather than a building that still stands today. Another historical landmark is Glockenberg hill, now called Na Zvonu, where a historic bell tower had stood since 1701. The chapel and bell tower represent different periods in local history, and both can be dated specifically.
The restored Studánka spring also tells the story of everyday life in the past. Local households once used it to wash large quantities of laundry because of its water properties. An information trail about the spring and the viaduct in Polerady begins at a sign in front of the entrance gate by the former sand pit. If you would like to explore these subjects, this is a useful starting point; check on site whether the sign is still legible.
The former Počerady–Havraň–Vrskmaň local railway is part of the area’s transport history. It began operating on 1 March 1887 and was about 18 kilometres long. Polerady u Mostu station was located at kilometre 4.0. The approximate route length and kilometre marker give this former railway a concrete scale, while the chapel, Glockenberg hill, and spring reveal other aspects of the village’s history.
Cycling and other sports facilities
The Mostecký Circuit passes through Polerady on its route between Volevčice and Nemilkov. It is 35 kilometres long. According to the route description, it has only minor elevation changes and is suitable for cyclocross, trekking, and mountain bikes. Its length gives you a concrete point of reference for planning; check current route conditions before setting off. Historical landmarks and cycling offer different ways to shape a stay in Polerady.
Polerady’s sports facilities include an outdoor swimming pool. If you would like to include it in your stay, check its current availability before visiting. Alongside cycling, sports facilities are another option to consider when planning your trip.
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For the broader travel overview: Most District.
