Pernarec: Church, Village Square and Rampart Site

Culture and History

A prominent historical landmark in Pernarec is St. Nicholas Church. As early as the 14th century, in 1360, it was a parish church. As a structure, it is a single-nave Late Gothic building. Here, a specific year and a clearly named architectural form come together in a single subject for you.

The site of St. Nicholas Parish Church in Pernarec bears registration number 44714 /4-1489. The “Boží muka” in Pernarec are a Baroque column from 1664 on a prismatic pedestal with a wide cornice. This specific description of the form thus sets a different emphasis from the classification of an entire church building.

The historic farmstead No. 17 in Pernarec includes a valuable residential building divided into three parts. If you enjoy paying attention to details, you can view this building as a subject in its own right alongside larger village and landscape features.

Villagescape and Landscape

The village square in Pernarec is approximately rectangular and is lined with large farmsteads with their gables facing the square. Those who perceive places through their spatial arrangement can use the layout of the square and the positioning of the buildings here as a separate level of observation.

The Slavic rampart site is located near Horských Domky. It is oval, approximately 400 metres long and 350 metres wide, and dates from the 8th century AD. The approximate dimensions and the chronological classification offer two different ways of approaching the same site: form and history.

The emphasis depends on your own travel plans.

Cycling

The Šipín cycling route passes through Pernarec. From Pernarec, it runs via Horské Domky along the Úterský stream to Šipín. The route adds a linear focus alongside the place-related cultural and landscape topics; you can assign separate weight to these focuses when planning.

When planning around Pernarec, you can distinguish between three types of information: named buildings and monuments, approximately described forms of the village square and rampart, and the route of the Šipín cycling route. This distinction makes it clear whether your own focus is on local details, spatial form, or a connection spanning several stops.

Those considering Pernarec as a travel destination can assess hotel offers based on travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions. This information belongs to the practical selection; the cultural, landscape and cycling topics mentioned in Pernarec and its broader regional surroundings remain separate reference points for personal planning.

Geographical Location

Novy Dvur Monastery is located in the broader regional surroundings of Pernarec. The mountains Sténský vrch, Viči hora, Berdovna and Třebouň are also located in this broader regional area. You can read these names as a regional addition to the places mentioned directly in Pernarec.

Other places you can access include Úterý, Kaznějov, Ulice, Bohy, Horní Bělá, Nadryby, Sedlec and Kozojedy.

The “Plzen Barholomaeus Cathedral” church is located in the broader regional surroundings of Pernarec.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Plzeň-Sever.