The 1,7 km long educational trail starts at Husova street by the pedestrian bridge. The trail leads through a forest park to the top of the Knihov Hill. There are childrens playgrounds, an outside gym, a slide, etc. There are remnants of a Middle-Age settlement at the top of the hill. There are plenty of viewpoints and benches on the way. https://www.mesto-zdice.cz/sport-2/sport/lesopark-knihov/ Coordinates: 49.9122772, 13.9783394

The Way of St. James has been considered a leading Catholic pilgrimage route since the 9th century. It is a network of pilgrims' ways or pilgrimages leading to the shrine of the apostle Saint James the Great in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia in northwestern Spain.
Today many follow its routes as a form of spiritual path or retreat for their spiritual growth. It is also popular with hiking and cycling enthusiasts and organized tour groups.
Some of the courses are listed in the World Heritage List by UNESCO
An Iron Path leads through Beroun. It is the oldest marked path between Prague and Železná village (Tillyschanz). It leads via Karlštejn, Svatý Jan pod Skalou, Plasy, Kladruby and goes on to Nürnberg. The total distance is 252 km. https://ultreia.cz/zelezna-trasa/

Viewpoint near the blue marked tourist trail from the Chapel of the Virgin Mary of Sorrows towards Děd observation tower. Coordinates: 49.9707483, 14.0567869

The farm sell all sorts of pumpkins - for decoration, carving and edible (Hokaido, Muscat, Butter, etc).

Children will enjoy the presence of live animals - a goat, rabbits, hen and othe attractions. 
At weekends (Upon request in week days too) we offer refreshment - pumpkin soup, grilled snacks, a pumpkin pie, mulled wine with fruit. 

Please call us before your visit. http://www.pumpkins.cz/ Phone: (+420) 602 304 240

This originally wooden chapel dating back to 1685 was converted into a stone branch church. The church is located next to a cemetery, which was founded in 1721. In August 1877, a son of Libor Lébr, the gravedigger, found a pot with two hundred celtic coins. This discovery brought fame to the Stradonice village and started a gold rush. Coordinates: 49.9943017, 14.0196658