Land in the area of the fishery near the fishponds

The 0057 and 8249 cycling trails run next to the site, and other cycling trails and Kokostezky trails run close to the site. Kokostezky are natural trails mainly in the vicinity of the Kokořín valley, but also in other parts of the Kokořín region.

SPORT FISHING
Sport fishing on a 2,5ha pond in the fishery in Liběchov

Prices of permits ?
Adults: from morning till 1pm. - 100,- CZK
Adults daily: member of MO Mělník (upon presentation of membership card) - 150,- CZK; others - 200,- CZK
Children up to 10 years: daily - 50,- CZK
Adults annual (max.25 walks): member of MO Mělník 3.000,- CZK; others 4.000,- CZK

Winter fishing on holes daily - member of MO Mělník - 150,- CZK; others - 200,- CZK

Parking ? is reserved in front of the shop.

❗Fishing regulations of the Liběchov Fishery❗

The fishing regulations must be properly read and followed before starting fishing.

Sale of permits in the fish shop: tel. - 774 730 622

Fish prices per kg according to the current price list at the fish shop

Fisherman's obligations and conditions for fishing on our fishing grounds are listed on the website www.lihenlibechov.cz. If you are interested in 24h fishing, no booking is needed via the Bezkempu app, you can arrange a booking by calling the number listed on the website.

Lots of tourist destinations in the surroundingsThe Devil's Head are about 9 m high rock reliefs of two giant (devil's) heads carved into sandstone blocks in the pine forest above the village of Želízy in the Mělník district. It is the work of the sculptor Václav Levy, who created it in 1841-1846 (the Romantic period). In terms of size, it is quite unique in the Czech context. It is the second largest head relief in the world, larger only in Mount Rushmore. Klácelka is the name of a cave and a sandstone block located in the Mělník district on the left side of the Liběchovka river valley in the cadastre of the town of Liběchov less than a kilometre south of the centre of the village of Želízy. The reliefs were created in the 1840s by the sculptor Václav Levý and depict animals from fairy tales, Czech heroes and dwarfs.Harfenice is located about 2 km northwest of Želízy, along a wide forest road. On the rock there are reliefs of human heads, next to them there is a cave and a relief of a woman with a harp. The shape of the harp can nowadays be guessed rather than seen in its full glory. However, the strings of the small harp are still clear.On the Václav Levy Circle between Želízy and Tupadly, there is also a relief of a snake depicting a large reptile crawling on a rock. The blue trail from Tupadel (Želíz) or the yellow trail from Štětí leads to it.

A riding hall in the next village of Střemy.