Bzová: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Bzová
History and Culture
The origins of Bzová are closely connected with Žebrák Castle. The later existence of Bzová is closely connected with Točník Castle.
The windmill at Bzová No. 66 is protected as a cultural monument. The former windmill in Bzová is a two-storey, cylindrical brick-and-rubble-stone building of Dutch type, situated on a low rise on the southwestern edge of the village. The windmill in Bzová is also one of the few surviving masonry windmills in Central Bohemia.
The Bezovka cultural hall in Bzová, Bzová 167, can be used for celebrations, balls, and other events.
Landscape
The municipal territory of Bzová extends into the Křivoklátsko Protected Landscape Area. Holý vrch hill is located in the vicinity of Bzová.
Places of Interest in the Surrounding Area
The Týřov ruins, the Valdek Castle ruins, and the Church of U Svatého Petra are located around Bzová. The Hřeben and Plešivec mountains are also in the surrounding area. In the wider regional area around Bzová are Beran hill and Karlštejn Castle.
Water and Event Date
The Hlinovka water reservoir near Bzová is used for sport fishing and as a swimming spot. For 2022, a Bzovská pouť is listed in Bzová on 26 August.
Other Locality Pages
Točník, Skřipel, Vráž, Nenačovice, Tetín U Berouna, Mořinka, Nesvačily, Suchomasty
For the higher-level travel overview: Beroun District.