Týniště: Hotels and Accommodation

Týniště is surrounded by forests and fields; there is also plenty of greenery in the village. South and southwest of the built-up centre, at a distance of 0.5–1 km, the specially protected plant species “prstnatec májový”, classified as “vulnerable”, grows in meadow vegetation, predominantly on fallow land.

The Zlatý potok flows through the Týniště area; the watercourse is associated with a Natura 2000 site of Community importance.

The undeveloped area of Týniště is accessible to pedestrians via existing hiking trails and via existing cycling routes. The built-up area of Týniště extends along Road II/230, which runs along the northeastern edge of the planning area from southeast to northwest in the direction of Nepomuk–Přeštice.

An archaeological find site is located in the built-up area of Týniště in the cadastral area of Týniště u Horšic. It covers the period from the Middle Ages to the modern era. Archaeological finds are documented in this area, or their occurrence there is considered well-founded.

The surroundings of Týniště include Buzrakov (Plánický hřeben), a mountain, and Běleč, a mountain. Nearby is Nevěrná [Horšice-Újezd], a hill. In the wider regional area are Radyně, a mountain, and the Cathedral of St Bartholomew, a church in Plzeň.

Honezovice, Horšice, Žákava, Tojice, Chocenice, Borovy, Horní Lukavice, Haje

For the higher-level travel overview: Plzeň-Jih.