The village of Mezholezy can be found in the Pilsen Region, five kilometers from the town of Kdyně. It lies in the picturesque valley of the Dubovka stream, which is surrounded by the forests of the Koráb massif. The village is situated at an altitude of 532 m above sea level. and has an area of 371 ha. The first written mention of the village dates from 1379. At present, Mezholezy has 104 permanent residents.
Municipal facilities:
- municipal office
- library
- general store
- multipurpose playground
- pub
- tourist hostel.
Monuments:
- chapel
- timbered homestead No. 38.
Associations:
- Voluntary Firefighter Unit.
Tourism, attractions in the area:
- pond
- Nový Herštejn - ruins of a Gothic castle
- lookout tower, Koráb hill.
The village of Mezholezy is a quiet village surrounded by forests. The surrounding countryside invites you to go cycling, mushroom picking or hiking.