Štěnovický Borek: Hotels and Accommodation

Štěnovický Borek consists of two almost interconnected villages laid out as roadside villages. An ensemble of original vernacular architecture has been preserved, giving the locality a clearly recognizable historic character.

Culture and History

A large Baroque granary has been preserved as a striking remnant of the former farmyard. House No. 16 is one of the well-preserved Neoclassical farmsteads with gate structures along the road toward Tymákov.

The Chapel of Saint Vojtěch is a Category II state cultural monument. The Baroque, octagonal Chapel of Saint Vojtěch at Planiny was built in 1685. Every year, a pilgrimage takes place at the chapel on the second Sunday after the Feast of Saint Vojtěch.

At the Džbánek archaeological site, the remains of an abandoned medieval settlement, a farmyard, and a fortified manor have been preserved.

Landscape

Štěnovický Borek lies in a gently rolling, agriculturally oriented landscape with a high proportion of forests and water areas. The municipality’s cultural landscape is characterized by an alternation of forests, large fields, grassland, and smaller groups of water areas.

A significant deposit of high-quality granite is located between Nebílovský Borek and Planiny.

Events

The route of “Pohádkový les” leads past stations featuring fairy-tale characters and various tasks. The children’s event “Pohádkový les” begins at the sports field in Štěnovický Borek. Refreshments are available at the event at Planiny, including draft beer, lemonade, and smoked sausages.

More local pages: Starý Plzenec, Tymákov, Nezvěstice, Lhůta, Vstiš, Radčice, Mokrouše, Pilsen.

To the higher-level travel overview: Plzeň-Město District.