Týnčany: Hotels and accommodations

The Týnčany Karst is an incompletely developed karst area with plateaus, canyons and gorges, karren, sinkholes, and caves. The Týnčany Karst currently has 19 caves, more than 15 karst springs and spring outlets, as well as numerous above-ground karst features recorded. Springs rising in the Týnčany limestones form an unusual tufa locality in the local karst area.

No cave in the Týnčany Karst is open to the public. On various occasions, the Týnčany Speleological Club enables visits to some of the caves in the Týnčany Karst and provides information about opportunities to participate in its work sessions in the caves of the Týnčany Karst. The irregularly आयोजित Open Caves Day usually includes a more detailed tour of Divišova Cave and a surface excursion through the Týnčany Karst. A speleological base is located next to Divišova Cave.

The approximately 30 km-long Petrovice–Prčice route passes through Týnčany. It begins at the SK Petrovice sports field and ends in Prčice.

The 27 km-long Petrovická educational trail leads from Petrovice via Týnčany and Divišova Cave back to Petrovice. It is classified as easy to moderately difficult. You should plan a full day for the Petrovická educational trail or divide it into sections.

The Petrovicko educational trail leads from Petrovice to Týnčany-Melena and provides information about botany, zoology, karst, geology, and folk architecture on 20 information boards.

Every year, on the third weekend of June, a one-day multigenre festival takes place at Chalupa Helena during the night from Saturday to Sunday.

The Pochod krajem kamenů march takes place every year on the second weekend of September; one checkpoint is located at Divišova Cave. The Pochod do Prčic march takes place every year in May; its extended route passes near Divišova Cave.

More local pages: Volenice, Hvožďany, Sádek, Dubenec, Bohutín, Svaté Pole, Vševily, Počaply.

To the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.