Paběnice: Hotels and accommodations

Paběnický mlýn is one of the sights and places of interest in Paběnice. On 20 December 1957, Prague Archbishop Josef Beran and Bishops Karel Skoupý and Josef Hlouch were housed at Viktorova vila; they were probably under the supervision of the III Administration of the SNB there.

In the wider regional vicinity of Paběnice lies Kačina Chateau.

Kutná Hora lies 16 km southeast of Paběnice. Its historic center, along with the Church of St. Barbara there and the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady in Sedlec, has been on the World Heritage List since 1995.

The Paběnický Stream has a steep gradient and flows through a gorge-like valley. The slopes on both sides of the Paběnický Stream are covered with hornbeams, hazel bushes, and coniferous forests, forming picturesque corners in places. The noble crayfish has reappeared in the Paběnický Stream in recent years.

The landscape around Paběnice invites you to take walks through forests and over slopes, around ponds, and along the Paběnický Stream.

In the immediate vicinity of Paběnice are the Na Skále hill [Zbýšov-Krchlebská Lhota] and Janovický kopec hill [Červené Janovice]. Mount Ostojovka [Ledeč nad Sázavou-Souboř] lies in the vicinity of Paběnice. In the wider regional vicinity of Paběnice lies Mount Krkanka.

A route designated as cycle route 0097 runs through the entire municipal area of Paběnice.

Čejkovice, Zleby, Malešov, Vavřinec, Vrdy, Horky, Uhlírské Janovice, Opatovice I

To the higher-level travel overview: Kutná Hora District.