Bezdruzice

Bezdružice has functioned as a local market town in western Bohemia since the Middle Ages. It stands in the rolling Tepelská vrchovina, a highland area of the Plzeň Region shaped by woodland, farmland and dispersed settlements. Bezdružice Castle rises above the centre: founded as a medieval fortress, it was altered over later centuries and remains the town’s principal historic landmark. The town is also the terminus of the local railway from Pňovany, linking this quiet inland setting with the main Prague–Cheb rail corridor. Browse nearby webcams to see how Bezdružice fits into the wider landscape of western Bohemia.

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