Kojsovice: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Kojsovice
Kojšovice combines a historically shaped village center with several clearly distinct landscape areas. In the heritage protection ordinance issued in 1995, the village is listed as a historic village center with preserved ensembles of vernacular architecture. Examples of 18th- and 19th-century vernacular architecture can also be found in Kojšovice.
Culture and history
At the center of Kojšovice, the Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows stands on the village green. It was built at the beginning of the 19th century. In addition, Novy Dvur Monastery is located in the vicinity of Kojšovice. The wider region also includes Loket Castle ruins, Zřícenina Lina ruins and Schlackenwerth Monastery.
Nature
In Kojšovice, the Niva Střely landscape unit comprises meadows, a naturally meandering watercourse and species-rich riparian vegetation. It is classified as an ecologically stabilizing element. Pod vsí forms a valley with small streams, grassland and diverse scattered vegetation. Below the pond, it includes a characteristic valley wetland; Pod vsí is also designated as a center of biodiversity.
The Krásný Hrad landscape unit includes damp meadows and sparse woodland in the valley floor. The slopes feature drier meadows with field margins and smaller woodland areas. Krásný Hrad is designated as an example of a balanced cultural landscape. Pod Saharou comprises a former extraction area, damp to marshy grassland, living peat moss stands and sparse woodland. This landscape unit is designated as a center of biodiversity and as a refuge for rare plant species.
Surroundings
The Homolka mountain is located in the immediate vicinity of Kojšovice. The surrounding area also includes the Třebouň, Hůrka and Prachometský kopec mountains.
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