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Kysibl Castle in Stružná has been a protected monument since May 3, 1958. It was built before 1598, expanded into an extensive three-winged Baroque building in the 17th and 18th centuries, and converted into a Neo-Renaissance palace in 1876–1877.

The cemetery chapel of Saint Joseph, with an attached mortuary, was built in 1926 at the cemetery northwest of Stružná. Stružná is also home to the late-Baroque sandstone statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, which was completely restored in 2018 and is freely accessible.

In the eastern part of Stružná, in the area of the pond on the hillside, there was a Gothic water castle probably dating from the second half of the 14th century. The iron cross near Stružná was erected in 1874 at the site of an older cross, in an avenue approximately 550 meters southeast of the municipality. Between 2017 and 2020, a new cast-iron cross was installed on the previously relocated pedestal.

The Doupovské hory Natura 2000 site is located within the administrative area of the municipality of Stružná. It is a site of community importance with the code CZ0424125. Činovské louky is registered in the cadastral area of Stružná as a significant landscape element; the affected parcels are 254/1, 281, and 688/1.

Cycle Route 2249 runs through the administrative area of Stružná along the route Šemnice – Dubina – Vojenský újezd Hradiště – Žalmanov – Horní Tašovice – Luka – Valeč. Cycle Route 2288A runs through the same administrative area from Horní Tašovice rozcestí via Tašovický mlýn to Dlouhá Lomnice.

The important I/6 road also runs through the administrative area of Stružná, connecting Karlovy Vary with Prague.

Other places you can access from here include: Karlovy Vary, Lichtenstadt, Dallwitz, Bergstadt Platten, Neurohlau, Schönwald, Pirkenhammer, Uitwa.

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