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Stone Shepherd Menhir, Klobuky
Kamenný pastýř, Klobuky
- Walk-in
- ≈45 min here
The tallest menhir in Czechia, about three and a half metres of stone standing alone in the fields near Klobuky. Local legend says it moves one step closer to the village church with every ring of the bell – and when it gets there, the world will end.
- Region
- Central Bohemian Region
- Category
- History
- Coordinates
- 50.3013° N · 13.9845° E
Good to know
Out in the open and free to visit at any time, a short walk from the nearest road. Paths can be muddy after rain.
A rough guide to seasons and booking, not live opening hours – those are on the map listings above.
Quick answers
- Do you need to book a visit to Stone Shepherd Menhir, Klobuky?
- No, you can usually just turn up.
- When can you visit Stone Shepherd Menhir, Klobuky?
- It isn't seasonal, but opening days and hours change through the year, so check before you go.
- How much time do you need at Stone Shepherd Menhir, Klobuky?
- Allow about 45 min on site, plus travel.
- How far is Stone Shepherd Menhir, Klobuky from Prague?
- About 50 min by car from Prague (47 km), without traffic.
- What else is near Stone Shepherd Menhir, Klobuky?
- Nearby on Pinsko: Zichovec Brewery, 5 km; Antoš Brewery, 11 km and Krušovice Royal Brewery, 21 km (straight-line distances).