Písařov: Hotels and Accommodation
Cycle route 6229 passes through Písařov on the Cotkytle–Jedlí–Písařov–Čečel route. It runs along a forest path in the direction of Písařov and from there continues along a third-class road. Frequent ascents and descents, as well as a varied landscape, characterize the route, which is suitable for more experienced cyclists. The marked KČT hiking trail 4877/592b also passes through the village.
The Písařov, Kocanda bus stop is located on road I/11; long-distance buses also stop there.
Culture and History
Among the village’s architectural landmarks is Farmstead No. 104 in Písařov, which is protected as a cultural monument. The Roman Catholic Church of the Sending Forth of the Holy Apostles dates from 1785.
The local museum is located in the Písařov municipal office and is open Monday to Friday. The school museum exhibition in the municipal office building has been restored.
The history of the partisans is also documented in Písařov. The largest partisan bunker in Písařov could accommodate 30 people and was destroyed by the Nazis after a firefight on 24 May 1944. The partisan bunker of the “Balalajka” group could accommodate 8–10 people, was never discovered by the fascists, and was restored in 1975.
Landscape
At 839 m above sea level, Čečel is the highest point in the cadastral area of Písařov.
Other local pages: Hanusovice, Lukavice, Heroltice, Jindrichov, Sobotin, Zborov, Hrabová, Mírov
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