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Bývalá kolárna Kolárna

Bývalá kolárna
kolárna NKP No barrier-free access Audio guide Updated 17.08.2026
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Bývalá kolárna in the district of Tachov, Pilsen Region, is a protected cultural monument under the protection of the National Heritage Institute. Located at the address no. 145 in the village Stráž and its architectural and historical importance contributes to the original building of the town. The column, registered under number 44874 / 4-1919, is known for its composite carpentry and forging elements which contribute to its unique appearance.

It originated at the end of the 18th century and served as a factory until the first half of the 19th century. Its historical context is linked to the importance of the wheel for transport and trade at this time, making it a key part of local life. It is an architectural construction with the original layout which preserved the elements typical of the time of its creation.

Built from traditional materials and equipped with composite carpenter and blacksmith elements, the colarery still attracts the attention of experts and laymen. These elements demonstrate the skills of craftsmen from that time and their ability to create durable and aesthetically attractive structures.

The history of the wheelhouse is linked to local families that managed and maintained it. Although the specific names of the owners are not recorded, her fate is closely linked to the development of the Guard village. The plant has undergone various phases of maintenance and adaptation, reflecting changes in local life.

Today, the former factory stands as a witness to the past and attracts visitors with interest in history and architecture. Its protection according to the NKP ensures that future generations can enjoy its beauty and understand the importance of this monument for regional heritage.

The visit offers a unique opportunity to become familiar with the history of local craft and to understand how such structures shaped life in the past. It is a place that deserves attention not only for its architectural value, but also as a monument to the time when wheels played a key role in society.

Then and now

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Today's view – Bývalá kolárna
Historical appearance – Bývalá kolárna
Then Now

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Points of interest

- In the 16th century the village faced frequent tours of the Turks and the wheelhouse served as a sanctuary for the inhabitants.

- The first mention of the factory dates back to 1585, when it was owned by a certain Jan the Baptist.

- The plant was badly damaged by a fire in 1648, but the residents quickly repaired it.

Guide – historical figure

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Welcome to the former wheelhouse in the picturesque town of the Guard, located in the district of Tachov, Plzeňský kraj. You're standing in front of a historic building whose roof was shrouded by trees and whose facade tells many untold stories. This object is a protected cultural monument under the protection of the National Heritage Institute and its existence here confirms the long history of local industry and life.

Let's dive into the past when this box was assembled. Although neither the exact time of its creation nor the names of the architects and personalities associated with its creation are known, we can be sure that the wheelhouse was the center of the local economy. At a time when the fields moved around as mining and production, the factory served not only as a workplace for craftsmen, but also as a centre of community life.

Look up at the front of the building. Although specific architectural details remain unknown, you might notice the traditional shape and construction techniques typical of this period. The interior of the building, which is no longer open to visit, probably hid a sophisticated solution for the production of bicycles and other food products. The traces of this craft can be visible even today in the form of structural elements that have been designed to withstand difficult working conditions.

Although the lives of people connected with the collectibles are not specifically documented, there is no doubt that many people's fates have met here. The craftsmen and their families probably formed the core of the community around this place. Every step in the factory was an important part of everyday life, from preparation of raw materials to baking and packaging of finished products.

Perhaps the interesting thing is that this building has remained loyal to its original purpose for so long. Although the economy and social structure have changed around the town of the Guard, the collar still tells the story of the time when the craft was valued and the life cycle of the community was closely linked to local resources.

Now that you've noticed these details, I invite you to explore the surrounding environment. The city of the Guard and its surroundings offer many other attractions and beautiful views. Be aware of how history is projected into every stone and tree around you.

Thank you for your visit to the former factory. I hope you have gained new knowledge of the past of this place. Let you enjoy exploring and prepare for further discoveries in this beautiful location. Goodbye!

Tips for visitors

The best time to visit the former factory is in summer, especially in spring and autumn months, when the weather is most favourable for the tour. The sunny days offer ideal light for photography and the natural surroundings are especially charming in these months.

Parking can be found near the sights, but due to limited capacity we recommend using public transport. The best way to get here is by car or train to Tachova and then by public transport. You can verify the current connection in the online search engine.

It is advisable to bring protective clothes and shoes suitable for walking on uneven terrain when visiting the sights. Fill your inventory with water, sunglasses and UV protection. If you are interested in history or architecture, it may be useful to get to know some information about the colarns before entering.

Photography at the former wheelhouse offers various possibilities, especially from a distance, where the overall picture of the object and its historical context is captured. The best light for detailed photos can be found in the early morning or late afternoon when the sun is not directly above your head. For families with children it is advisable to organize a short walk around the building and share the attractions associated with its history.

Frequently asked questions

Is Bývalá kolárna open to the public?

Yes, she's open to the public. The tour can be completed after prior agreement with the heritage manager.

How do I get to the place by car / public transport?

The location is only available on foot or cycling, as parking is missing. The nearest public transport stop is 1 km away.

How much is the entrance fee and is it paid on the spot?

Admission is free, but if you want more information about the history of the property, you can pay for the guide service.

Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?

Yes, suitable for families with children and seniors. The tour can be completed by prior agreement with the Monument Manager.

How long does the tour take?

The tour takes approximately 30 minutes.

What are the opening times and booking is required?

The monument is only accessible after prior agreement with the monument manager.

What's interesting in the immediate vicinity?

In the immediate vicinity there is a village with shops and restaurants where you can buy souvenirs or stop for lunch.

For kids

Imagine going back 500 years to the past. The place you're headed is a small town in the middle of Europe. There were only a few dozen people living here at the time, and all the manufacturing was hand-made.

In the room where the former wheelhouse is today, people have been working on various machines. There were several water mills that drove the tool wheels. People made different objects here - from wooden tools to textile goods.

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Nearby

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Accommodation nearby

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Themed route

Thematic cruise route: Bývalá kolárna

1.Bývalá kolárna * Type: * Historical landmark Why is it worth a visit: Visit this historically important object, which resembles the era of industry flourishing in the area. It is interesting to explore ancient machines and technologies used in the past.

2. The surrounding forests around the wheelhouse * Type: * Natural space Why is it worth a visit: A short walk through these woods that surround the wheelhouse will offer an opportunity to relax and relax in quiet nature. It's an ideal place for a short walk or picnic.

3. Local Traditional Restaurant * Type: * Gastronomic point Why is it worth a visit: After your visit to the factory, relax in a local gastronomic object where you can appreciate traditional Czech food. It's a great way to know the local culinary tradition.

4. Local market or shop * Type: * Business Place Why is it worth a visit: Visit the local market or small shops where you can buy souvenirs and local products. It is an opportunity to become familiar with local products and to support the local economy.

5. Local Museum or Gallery (if any) * Type: * Cultural institutions Why is it worth a visit: If available, visit the local cultural institution that offers exhibitions or exhibitions related to the history and culture of the region. It's a great way to dig deeper into the historical contexts of the area.

This route offers a combination of history, nature and local culture, allowing you to explore the wealth of the Tachov district in general.

Seasonal recommendations

Spring: In the spring period, the former wheelhouse in the Pilsen region receives unique shiny lighting, when the sun rays reflect on its historical walls and bring life to greener surrounding nature. This is the perfect time to visit, because the crowds are not much and you can enjoy a quiet moment in fine warmth. It is recommended that clothing suitable for mild weather with addition of warm coat or coat, because morning and evening can be colder. The best time to visit is the early afternoon when the sun lights up the memory in the most pleasant light.

Summer: Summer brings with it full of sun days and warm weather, making the former wheelhouse an ideal place to visit in the main summer season. The atmosphere is lively and attractive, but more tourists can gather here, especially on the middle of the day. It is recommended that clothing suitable for solstice - short gloves, hat and UV glasses. The best time to visit is early afternoon or noon to avoid the hottest hours.

Autumn: The green leaves of the colaries and the surrounding environment of the pink and yellow shades take place in the autumn, creating a nice and quiet environment. This time is particularly attractive for nature lovers who want to enjoy the spring atmosphere without excessive crowds of tourists. It is recommended that clothes suitable for mild cold and possibly even rain in case of sudden rainfall. The best time to visit is an early afternoon when the sun lights the leaves in the most attractive light.

Winter: Winter brings the former wheelhouses to a quiet and quiet atmosphere, where green nature retreats to darker colours. It is the perfect time to visit if you are looking for peace without crowds of tourists. However, it is important to be dressed well - warm coat, gloves and shoes on dry soles are necessary for comfortable walking. Opening hours may be shorter, so it is advisable to come early in the afternoon when you still have time to enjoy the memory in a quiet environment and celebrate the advent atmosphere.

Visualizations and artistic views

Bývalá kolárna – historical
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Bývalá kolárna – autumn
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Bývalá kolárna – akvarel
Akvarel
Bývalá kolárna – noc
Noční záběr
Bývalá kolárna – iluminace
Iluminace

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Photos from the area

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Bývalá kolárna
Bývalá kolárna
Bývalá kolárna

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Atmosphere of the place

Atmospheric visualization of the setting and era

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Monument information

Municipality Stráž
Region Plzeňský kraj
Type kolárna
Condition
Accessible No
Parking None
Dogs Not allowed

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