Modrava: Hotels and Accommodation

In Modrava, working with wood goes hand in hand with accessible paths through the landscape and a range of sites of cultural and historical interest.

Culture and Wood

Dřevák is a visitor centre for wood in Modrava, featuring interactive exhibitions on the properties and uses of wood. Dřevák also includes an equipped workshop where visitors can work with wood. It also offers creative courses aimed primarily at children.

Binertova pila in Modrava is an immovable cultural monument and formerly served as a sawmill for resonance wood. At Binertova pila, resonance wood was used for soundboards, the bracing of grand pianos and upright pianos, and their keyboards. Klostermannova chata in Modrava is also a cultural monument.

Routes and Paths

The Modrava–Javoří Pila–Tříjezerní slať–Modrava circular route runs entirely along paved asphalt paths. It is also suitable for families with small children in strollers. Another route, Modrava–Rokyta–Tříjezerní slať–Rybárna–Modrava, starts in Modrava and leads through the Vydra Valley.

Landscape

Adamova hora and Sokol (Antýgl) are located in the vicinity of Modrava. Oblík and Moorkopf are located in the surrounding area of Modrava.

Culture and Regional Destinations

The Frauenau Glass Museum is located in the wider region surrounding Modrava. By prior arrangement, you can take a brewery tour with beer tasting at the Lyer Brewery.

Other Places

Velké Hydčice, Mlýnské Struhadlo, Hartmanice, Dlažov, Horažďovice, Bernartice, Velký Bor, Dobršín

To the higher-level travel overview: Klatovy District.