Pulovice: Cycling Route, Swimming and St. Hubertus Chapel

When looking for a hotel in Pulovice, you can plan your stay around specific local interests: travelling by bus, cycling, swimming or visiting the Chapel of St. Hubertus. These points answer different questions about your stay. For travel arrangements, a timetable with a limited validity period is relevant; the cycling route passes through Pulovice, the swimming opportunity is at Láďa campsite, and the chapel is freely accessible. This lets you plan your journey and your local activities separately.

Getting to Pulovice by bus or bike

Regional bus route 420312 runs from Karlovy Vary via Dalovice, Sadov, Bor, Stráň and Šemnice to Pulovice from 1 June to 31 December 2026. Both the sequence of places and the period of validity are important when planning your dates. Check the timetable again before travelling to make sure your journey fits your planned travel date.

Regional cycling route 2249 (Doupovská) passes through Pulovice between Šemnice u Mostu and Bor, rozc. This places Pulovice on a regional cycling route with two specific reference points. By comparison, the bus route is defined by its sequence of stops and its limited timetable period. You can therefore consider bus travel and cycling as separate options.

Swimming and other destinations

Swimming is available at “Láďa” campsite in Pulovice. If swimming is an important part of your stay, check before visiting whether it will be available on your travel dates. This lets you plan around the swimming option for the day you are actually travelling.

Šemnická skála is an attractive tourist destination in the host municipality of Šemnice. If you would like to include it, you can add it to your itinerary as a separate destination. To understand how the places relate geographically, it is helpful to distinguish between them: Šemnická skála is a destination in the host municipality of Šemnice; the cycling route, swimming opportunity and St. Hubertus Chapel are associated with Pulovice.

Chapel and landscape

The Chapel of St. Hubertus lies northwest of Pulovice in an open field, surrounded by a group of large lime trees, and is freely accessible. The new niche chapel was built in 2014 on the site of an earlier building that had been demolished; on 26 July of that year, the completed chapel was solemnly dedicated to St. Hubertus. Its location, access and dedication provide specific points of interest for a culturally minded visit.

Pulovice lies on a hillside above the left bank of the Ohře. From Pulovice, there is a lovely view of the Doupov Mountains. The hillside setting locates the village, while the view draws the eye towards the mountains. These are two distinct landscape features to consider when choosing your destinations: the village’s location and the view of the surrounding area.

For the broader travel overview: Šemnice.