Seletice: Hotels and Accommodation

Seletice was probably established as early as before the beginning of the 14th century at the southeastern foot of the Loučeňský hřbet.

Villagescape and History

On the small upper village square in Seletice, next to a wooden bell tower, stands a folk-style statue of the Virgin Mary that was probably installed at a later date. Plastered and unplastered log houses have been preserved in the village.

The history of František Kordač is also associated with Seletice: he was born in 1852 in Seletice, house no. 53, and in 1919 became the first non-noble Archbishop of Prague as well as Primate of the Czechs.

Nature and Landscape

A substantial part of the cadastral area of Seletice encompasses a considerable section of the extensive Svatojířský les. The Seletický potok originates in Seletice.

Holoviska [Křinec-Sovenice] is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Seletice. Also nearby are Zámrsky [Košík-Tuchom], a hill, and (Svatojiřský les) [Pěčice], also a hill.

Farm and Regional Specialties

Dvůr Seletice offers schools, kindergartens, families, and organized groups entertaining and educational tours of the farm with expert explanations. In Seletice, festive delicacies are prepared daily exclusively from their own ingredients and offered for tasting.

In the Wider Regional Area

Valdštejn is a church in the wider regional area surrounding Seletice. U Borku [Záhornice u Městce Králové] is a mountain in the wider regional area surrounding Seletice.

Other Places

Křinec, Krchleby, Milovice, Velenice, Vlkov Pod Oškobrhem, Sany, Vrbice, Oskořínek

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