Kdyne: Hotels and accommodations

The Muzeum Příhraničí presents the history of the border region from prehistoric times to the present day. Its exhibitions focus primarily on the history of the region, the textile industry, agriculture, and Czech-Bavarian coexistence in the border area. The museum is housed in a reconstructed building of former spinning mills.

Culture and history

The Kdyně Synagogue was built in 1862–1863 in the Neo-Romanesque style. It has preserved its original appearance, including the interior, decorative painting, benches, women's gallery, and the ritual immersion bath, or mikveh. Visits to the Kdyně Synagogue are organized by prior arrangement through the Kdyně Tourist Information Centre. The Church of St. Nicholas was founded in the second half of the 14th century and houses a valuable organ from 1763, which has been fully preserved in its original condition.

The Centrum vodní zábavy Kdyně has a 425 m² main pool. It is divided into a 25-metre swimming pool with three lanes and a separate area with water attractions. The Bayerwald-Tierpark Lohberg, a zoo, is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Kdyně.

Nature and trails

Škarman, a hill, is located in the immediate vicinity of Kdyně. Spálený vrch, a mountain, and Stangenruck, a mountain, are located in the surrounding area. Běleč, also a mountain, lies in the wider regional surroundings of Kdyně. The hiking trails offer views of the Pošumaví and Český les landscapes. Marked hiking trails lead to sights and interesting places in Kdyně and the surrounding area.

Other places: Ceska Kubice, Všeruby U Kdyně, Pasečnice, Chodská Lhota, Čermná, Osvračín, Všekary, Bezděkovské Předměstí.

To the higher-level travel overview: Domažlice District.