Lavender Valley

Come and immerse yourself in the fragrant wonder of Lavender Valley in Chodouň. Enjoy peaceful walks, meditation, camping, creative workshops, lectures, concerts, and family-friendly fun—all surrounded by the sacred Plešivec Mountain, the burial mounds near Lavender Valley, and the sweet scent of organic herbs from local gardens.

Lavender Valley is a year-round retreat nestled in pristine nature on limestone seas. Located in Chodouň, within the heart of the Barrandien Geopark, it revives the lavender that the Celts introduced to the area in the 10th century. The current owners were inspired by the stories of Czech herbalists and farmers and continue their tradition with respect and humility.

• Tip for you: Looking for a unique gift? Treat your loved ones to an experience at the local restaurant, where they can enjoy a three-course lunch or a romantic dinner enhanced with aromatherapy. The dishes, made from ingredients sourced from free-range farms and the garden, will surely delight.

Lavender is known for its positive, calming energy. Its soothing scent is relaxing, while its beauty captivates. Lavender’s distinctive taste is coupled with its healing properties. It’s not only a mood-lifter but also aids in physical and mental well-being. The organic lavender grown here is a true remedy for health, beauty, and balance.

• Interesting fact: Lavender, also known as “purple gold,” is an effective helper in the home. Dried flowers placed in a cloth bag can fragrance your wardrobe and naturally keep moths away.

With 40,000 plants and a fragrant manufactory, Lavender Valley near Beroun is a must-visit destination. Learn all about the magic of this herb, enjoy a picnic, camp, or simply relax while connecting with nature.

• Tip for you: Visit Lavender Valley between May and October for yoga sessions, dancing, or to create your own lavender sea salt or sugar. There are also special events and workshops to enjoy.

What’s next?

From Chodouň, explore the ruins of Točník and Žebrák castles for breathtaking views of the Brdy ridges and Czech Karst. In Beroun, visit the Museum of the Czech Karst or the Bear Sanctuary. For a longer adventure, head to Koněprusy Caves, where you’ll find the Czech Karst Nature House and the Golden Horse educational trail—perfect for a scenic walking tour.