Bednáreček: Hotels and Accommodation

In the centre of Bednáreček, the Baroque Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk was built in 1777. The production of mother-of-pearl buttons was an important local tradition in Bednáreček.

Booking a hotel in Bednáreček can be part of your personal travel planning.

Bednáreček has a bus stop as well as train connections towards Jindřichův Hradec.

Culture

The factory of Jan Fischer still stands on the outskirts of Bednáreček, in the direction of Kamenný Malíkov. In the 16th century, the teachings of the Unity of the Brethren spread in Bednáreček; the oldest farmsteads in the village are examples of folk architecture.

The Boží muka wayside shrine stands in the garden of house no. 45 in Bednáreček. It consists of a four-sided pillar and a chapel-like upper section.

Bednáreček has an exhibition of tools. The technology of mother-of-pearl button production is also described in Bednáreček.

The annual municipal festivities held at the beginning of August are accompanied by performances by renowned brass bands.

Landscape

The 613-metre-high Hrůzův hřeben is cited as the highest point of Bednáreček; from there, views towards the Novohradské Mountains and Šumava are possible.

Other places: Cep, Strmilov, Majdalena, Příbraz, Pluhův Žďár, Kamenný Malíkov, Hadravova Rosička, Dešná U Dačic.

To the higher-level travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.