Milínov: Hotels and Accommodations

The village chapel in Milínov, dating from around 1800, has an articulated late Baroque façade. The former school on the outskirts of Milínov has an eclectic façade; a yellow-marked hiking trail leads north from the former school in Milínov to Mariina vyhlídka, where a faithful replica of the former wooden structure was built in 2014 after the original structure collapsed in a storm in the 1950s.

A marked hiking trail leads from Milínov to the ruins of Lopata Castle. Cycle Route 2039 leads from the Milínov area to the ruins of Lopata Castle. They are located about two kilometres north of Milínov in the Plzeň-jih District, on a 420-metre-high hill above the valley of the Kornatický potok stream. Protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic, they are also part of the nature reserve of the same name.

In the cadastral area of Milínov, the reconstructed Kolejka forest road is 1,431 metres long and connects the tourist signpost below Lopata with Neslívský rybník pond. The 10-kilometre F. X. Franze educational trail leads through the wider surroundings of Kozel Chateau; 13 stops with information panels present the historical development of this cultural landscape.

Farma Moulisových can be visited at any time; the grounds are freely accessible. Farma Moulisových offers four visitor programmes: Farm, Young Animals, Baker and Horses. By prior telephone arrangement, visitors can borrow a small pony from Farma Moulisových for a walk.

Other places: Radkovice U Příchovic, Srby Nad Úslavou, Dobrany, Vlčí, Neurazy, Chocenice, Chotěšov, Haje.

To the main travel overview: Plzeň-Jih.