Drahlín: Hotels and accommodations

The chapel in Drahlín stands on the village green, is dedicated to Saint Wenceslas, and was built in 1896. Its original bell was used for military purposes during the Nazi occupation.

The chapel in Malý Drahlín is dedicated to Saint John and was built in 1890. Images of saints can be seen inside through its window.

West of the town center and adjacent to the local sports field lies the Tvrziště Drahlín archaeological site, “Na Hradišti”. It preserves the remains of collapsed cellars, a ditch, and traces of an outer rampart.

A marked red hiking trail runs from Čenkov via Dominikální Paseky through Drahlín to Obecnice. In the Drahlín area, a marked green hiking trail branches off from the red trail and leads north into the Brdy Protected Landscape Area.

Marked cycling route 302 runs through Drahlín and Obecnice onward to Příbram. As part of the “Velký jinecký okruh”, cycling route 302 leads to Drahlín.

The highly endangered, specially protected butterfly species Modrásek očkovaný (Maculinea teleius) and Modrásek bahenní (Maculinea nausithous) are mentioned for Louky u Drahlína.

Other places: Narysov, Prosenicka Lhota, Lešetice, Rozmital - Skuhrov, Krepenice, Svaté Pole, Štětkovice, Pečice

To the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.