Zbenice: Hotels and Accommodation

Zbenice lies on the southern edge of the Central Bohemian Region in the Příbram District, on a gentle slope descending from east to west at an elevation of approximately 550 m. At 633 m, Pteč is the highest peak in the cadastral area of Zbenice; the summit can be reached by bicycle, bus, and car. The Orlická přehrada–zámek Orlík cycling route also runs through the cadastral area of Zbenice.

Zbenice Castle was created when Vilém Šléglovský ze Šicendorfu commissioned the conversion of an older medieval fortress into a Renaissance castle in 1626; it was later remodelled in the Baroque style. The castle currently serves as a restoration workshop and is also used for occasional cultural events.

The Chapel of the Holy Trinity is built on a ground plan in the shape of an equilateral triangle, with sides measuring 3 m. It stands approximately 1.1 km west of the town of Zbenice, on the edge of the hill known as Mackova hora, near a slope edge that descends steeply to the west. Zbenice’s local historic monuments also include a monument to Saint John of Nepomuk, a monument to the victims of the world wars, and a stone cross on the southern edge of the settlement.

Other places: Počepice, Drhovy, Starosedlský Hrádek, Kosova Hora, Sádek, Tochovice, Obecnice, Vrančice.

To the overarching travel overview: Příbram District.