Tüppelsgrün: Hotels and Accommodation

Cycle route No. 2012 runs through the Děpoltovice area. It leads from Nová Role to Děpoltovický rybník, Velký rybník and onwards to Hroznětín. Within Děpoltovice, the route runs through the southern part of the agricultural estate and the chateau, then continues towards Ruprechtov.

At Děpoltovický rybník, the beaches are sandy and covered with grass. The pond is used for swimming in natural surroundings.

The chapel in the centre of the village was built as early as the 18th century in front of half-timbered house No. 55, “At the Tailor’s”. It stands on the local road on the left bank of the Vitický potok. The present-day Baroque Church of St Michael the Archangel was built in 1786–1787 and is occasionally open to visitors.

The monument to the victims of the First World War was erected in 1930 and completely reconstructed in summer 2015. It commemorates 29 fallen soldiers from Děpoltovice and 11 from Lužec and is freely accessible.

The so-called New Chateau (Nový zámek) was probably built in the second half of the 17th century. By 1843, it had been expanded with a north wing in the Empire style. The grounds of the New Chateau are accessible, while the buildings are in a dilapidated condition.

Pegas in Děpoltovice offers horseback riding and riding lessons. The 7th Pegas Guláš Fest is also scheduled to take place there in 2026, featuring a competition to cook goulash in a cauldron and tastings for visitors.

Other places under the same higher-level destination are Karlovy Vary, Schönthal, Schönwald, Luditz, Engelhaus, Buchau, Stiedra) and Abertham.

To the higher-level travel overview: Karlovy Vary District.