Chotyně: Hotels and Accommodation

The state castle and chateau of Grabštejn, dating from the 13th century, are located in the settlement of Grabštejn, which belongs to Chotyně.

Culture

The Chapel of Saint Barbara in Grabštejn is a unique space from both a historical and artistic perspective. A separate guided tour of the Chapel of Saint Barbara is offered at Grabštejn.

The Veterinary Museum in Grabštejn displays field veterinary kits from the equipment of the German, Soviet and Czechoslovak armies dating from the First World War to the 1950s. The museum can only be visited as part of a guided tour. During the castle's usual opening hours, it is possible to climb the tower of Grabštejn without a guide. The tower of Grabštejn offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes of the Czech Republic, Germany and Poland.

The Quaiserův kříž stands in a fenced garden belonging to a residential house and is not accessible.

Landscape

The Václavice Reservoir on the outskirts of Chotyně is suitable for fishing. The Oder–Neisse Cycle Route passes through Chotyně at the bridge over the Lusatian Neisse.

Sedlecký Špičák is a mountain in the immediate vicinity of Chotyně. Rozsocha, Jonsberg and Kančí vrch are mountains in the area around Chotyně.

Kraftwerk Hagenwerder is a ruin in the wider regional area around Chotyně. Kaple Nejsvětější Trojice is a church in the wider regional area around Chotyně.

Chotyně

Chotyně has train and bus connections to Hrádek nad Nisou and Liberec.

Other local pages

Lažany, Zaskali, Raspenava, Žďárek, Horní Řasnice, Dolni Rasnice, Hrádek Nad Nisou, Soběslavice

To the higher-level travel overview: Liberec District.