Lazsko: Hotels and Accommodation

Památník Vojna is located on the boundary of the cadastral areas of Lazsko, Lešetice and Zavržice. The authentically preserved prison complex is considered unique of its kind in Central Europe. The publicly accessible complex includes the camp commandant's building, the so-called bunker, Accommodation Building G, the detention facility, the unheated concrete room, the cultural centre and the former prison infirmary.

After extensive reconstruction, Památník Vojna was opened to the public in 2005; it houses a museum exhibition about the victims of communism.

Lazsko was first mentioned as early as 1336 in a document issued by John of Luxembourg. The village mentioned at that time belonged to fiefs whose holders were obliged to protect the royal castle of Kamýk. During a rescue excavation by the Archaeological Institute in Prague, 21 cremation graves were discovered in 1957 at Lazsko's Hallstatt-period burial ground.

The Stříbrný vrch viewpoint is used for daily recreation by residents of the municipality and people from the wider surrounding area. The recreational area at Stříbrný rybník is intended for waterside recreation and swimming in a harmonious landscape.

Stříbrný rybník is a destination for excursions in Lazsko and can be reached on foot, by bicycle, bus or car.

The mountains of Vinice, Velká Třemošná, Velká Leč and Štěrbina are located in the wider surroundings of Lazsko.

In the wider regional surroundings of Lazsko lies the historic site of Lety u Písku: Památník holokaustu Romů a Sintů v Čechách. Also located in this wider regional area are the ruins of Valdek, Zvíkov Castle and the Church of Svatá Anna.

Cycling Route No. 302 Praha–Vídeň is listed for the Lazsko area.

Other places: Věšín, Horčápsko, Drevníky, Týnčany, Vysoký Chlumec, Jezvina, Prčice, Počaply

To the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.