What's Nearby

Discover the nature around Mill Davidkov

National Nature Reserve
Voděradské Bučiny

20 minut by car

If you’ve come to Mill Davidkov to unwind in beautiful nature, this is a perfect tip. A short drive away lies Jevany, home to a string of atmospheric ponds in a peaceful landscape. From the largest pond, an educational trail begins and leads through a protected reserve of local acid and flowering beech forests with characteristic fauna and flora. On foot, the loop is 8 km and brings you back to where you started. Cyclists will also find plenty of routes to enjoy.

Arboretum
Kostelec nad Černými Lesy

20 minut by car

Just a short way you’ll find an arboretum spread over 12 hectares, showcasing woody plants from around the world 1,000+ species of trees, shrubs, subshrubs and vines from all five continents where such plants occur. An educational trail takes you through a wonderfully varied environment.

Chateau
Kostelec nad Černými Lesy

15 minut by car

The closest chateau to Mill Davidkov. Originally a Gothic castle, it was rebuilt as a Renaissance chateau after a fire. Only recently opened to the public, it features an exhibition of period furniture

Hryzely Hillfort

5 minut on foot

Just a 15-minute stroll from Mill Davidkov you can see the remains of an early medieval hillfort a protected cultural monument, where remnants of several ramparts and ditches are still visible.

Sion Castle Ruins

30 minut by car

If ornate architecture isn’t your thing and you prefer places with deeper atmosphere out in nature, head for the ruins of Sion. The original castle was likely built in the 15th century by the Hussite commander Jan Roháč of Dubá, and its fortifications were among the most sophisticated of the time. Today you’ll find only the remains of walls slowly blending into the landscape. Visitors can explore freely and enjoy a quiet walk in the surrounding forest.

Open-Air Museum Skanzen Kouřim

15 minut by car

The Open-Air Museum of Folk Architecture in Kouřim collects buildings from the 17th–19th centuries across Bohemia to let you compare regional styles side by side. With a bit of luck, a themed event will coincide with your stay. You may recognize the setting from films such as Peklo s princeznou, Tajemství staré bambitky, Nesmrtelná teta, or the American A Knight’s Tale.

Lookout Tower Vysoká near Kutné Hory

20 minut by car

Close to Mill Davidkov is Vysoká hill (471 m) a gentle climb. From the lookout tower you’ll enjoy sweeping views of Kutná Hora and, with a bit of luck, even the Krkonoše mountains. Nearby are the remains of Letohrádek Belveder with the Chapel of St. John the Baptist.

Town Kutná Hora

25 minut by car

One of the nearest larger towns and well worth a visit. Once a leading royal town thanks to silver mining, Kutná Hora became prominent and attracted many grand buildings. Its historic center is a UNESCO urban conservation area. Don’t miss the Gothic jewel, St. Barbara’s Church. Also worth seeing: the Jesuit College and gardens (home to the Central Bohemian Gallery), Hrádek with the Czech Museum of Silver and medieval mine, and for nature lovers the Educational Trail through the Vrchlice Valley, highlighting local flora, fauna, prehistoric hillforts, geology, and the history of mines and mills.

Castle Český Šternberk

30 minut by car

A dramatic medieval stronghold perched above the Sázava River. Explore historic interiors, family collections of the Sternbergs, and enjoy sweeping views from the ramparts.

Soběhrdy Farm Park

35 minut by car

Perfect for families or anyone who prefers animals and nature to architecture. Meet farm animals from around the world nearly 250 in total, including camels, kangaroos, ostriches, buffalo, llamas, pigs, and highland cattle. Petting and feeding are encouraged, and there are plenty of creative hands-on activities. You can also taste local products. A lovely way to unplug and experience how things used to be.

Spa Town Poděbrady

40 minut by car

Within easy day-trip distance, Poděbrady combines wellness with city strolling. Expect a relaxed atmosphere, a beautiful colonnade set in a park and lined with cafés, the spa buildings themselves, and the local chateau all worth a look.

Chateau Zruč nad Sázavou

40 minut by car

A medieval castle turned Renaissance chateau with Neo-Gothic elements, surrounded by a lovely park that artfully incorporates remains of the original fortifications. Great with kids, a 2 km educational trail with play features and the World of Bricks and Dolls exhibition plus a dedicated area where children can play.

Chateau Konopiště

50 minut by car

Konopiště Chateau is a little farther from the Mill, but absolutely worth the trip. It showcases a range of architectural styles and a stunning chateau park. Because it was originally a castle, part of the old moat survives, and today it's home to bears. The chateau is best known as the last residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este, heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne. A passionate hunter, the Archduke filled its interiors with hunting trophies. You may also have seen Konopiště on screen: Czech films such as “Jára Cimrman ležící, spící”, “Jak se budí princezny” and “Jáchyme, hoď ho do stroje!” were shot here.

Marold’s Panorama

1 hour by car

An immersive 360° painting of the 1434 Battle of Lipany by Luděk Marold at Prague’s Výstaviště. Step onto the viewing platform where the canvas blends with 3D scenery—an engaging stop for history lovers and families alike.