Šebestěnice: Hotels and Accommodation

Silver mining near Šebestěnice resumed around 1570. In 1572, Havel Šiška was entrusted with managing a mine in the silver mountains near Šebestěnice.

The branch church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary is located in Šebestěnice.

The Šebestěnický stream is a right-bank tributary of the Vranidolský stream. It flows through the municipalities of Šebestěnice and Chlum and is 7 km long.

Historically, the Šebestěnický stream fed a chain of eight ponds. These historic ponds formed a closely connected chain designed to retain as much water as possible.

Návesní Pond is the only surviving pond of the original system of eight ponds on the Šebestěnický stream. It covers 1.04 ha, is now filled with water, and is used for fish farming.

All eight ponds are marked on maps from the First Military Survey dating from the second half of the 18th century; on the next survey, from the early 19th century, only two ponds are shown.

Šebestěnice is suitable for hiking trips. South of Šebestěnice, three pits can be seen in the “Na šachtách” forest as preserved traces of mining; the southernmost depression is 6 m deep.

Bus route 600580 operates on weekdays, at weekends, and on selected public holidays.

On 4 October 2025, the TFA competition of the volunteer fire brigade took place at the sports field in Šebestěnice; visitors were invited to attend the public event.

Other places: Košice U Nepoměřic, Vrdy, Starkoč, Sudějov, Zbraslavice, Vlačice, Suchdol, Souňov.

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