Sedlice: Hotels and Accommodation
Sedlice lies in the Brdy Protected Landscape Area (CHKO Brdy); the Brdy Massif borders the municipality directly.
Nature
Mount Belina is a prominent natural elevation of Sedlice and reaches 619 m. In favorable weather, Belina offers expansive views over the Rožmitál Basin. The 164 ha municipal forests of Sedlice form a landscape suitable for active recreation.
The landscape features Štěrbina, Praha, Vinice, and Velká Třemošná are located in the vicinity of Sedlice; each is considered a mountain.
Culture
The historic adit connects to an iron ore shaft that extends from Pourka to beneath Plešec; its construction was completed in 1840.
The wider regional area around Sedlice is home to the Zřícenina Valdek ruins, the historic site “Lety u Písku. Památník holokaustu Romů a Sintů v Čechách,” and the Church of Svatá Anna.
Christmas singing is one of the local community traditions in Sedlice. In Hoděmyšl, masks can be borrowed on other days by telephone arrangement for school and other events; for the Masopust procession in Sedlice, borrowing is free of charge on the day of the event for residents of Sedlice and Hoděmyšl.
Getting Around
The Orange Route leads to Mount Belina near Sedlice, passes through Sedlice, and returns to Rožmitál. Sedlice has bus connections to Rožmitál and Příbram.
More local pages: Chotilsko, Obořiště, Sádek, Volenice, Lhota U Příbramě, Mašov, Malá Hrastice and Dubenec.
Back to the overview of the wider travel region: Příbram District.
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