Cetyně: Hotels and Accommodations

In 2019, a commemorative lime tree was planted in the village square of Cetyně to mark the centenary of the founding of Czechoslovakia. Traditional Maypole raising also takes place there. Cetyně was first mentioned as early as 1336.

At house number 1 in Cetyně, there is a stone with a chalice carved into it. According to local tradition, the site is associated with a Hussite vicarage. The idea of founding the Cetyně Volunteer Fire Brigade arose after a major fire on February 22, 1905.

The village square of Cetyně has a fenced-in children's playground with climbing structures, additional play equipment, a large sandbox, and seating for parents.

The Bohostice European Site of Community Importance extends across the cadastral areas of Bohostice and Cetyně. The protected area of Bohostice includes the species Maculinea nausithous among its conservation objectives.

The Velká Leč, Hrby, Vinice, and Velký Chlum hills are located in the vicinity of Cetyně.

The historic site “Lety u Písku. Památník holokaustu Romů a Sintů v Čechách” is located in the vicinity of Cetyně. The broader surrounding region includes Zvíkov Castle, the Valdek Castle Ruins, and the Church of Svatá Anna.

Cetyně is served by a Class III road, local roads, and a bus stop.

Other places: Malá Hrastice, Vysoká U Příbramě, Velká Lečice, Vysoký Chlumec, Chotilsko, Kosova Hora, Háje, Svaté Pole.

For the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.