Budyně: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Budyně
In Budyně, a continuing craft tradition, a chapel dating from 1885, agricultural land and recurring events come together.
Culture
The blacksmith Václav Ebel continues the craft tradition of the Budyně smithy. The smithy’s forge dates from around 1850.
The Chapel of Saint Wenceslas in Budyně dates from 1885. The well-maintained chapel stands in the centre of Budyně.
Those wishing to book a hotel for their stay in Budyně can focus their search on this location.
Landscape
Budyně is surrounded by meadows and fields managed by local farmers. The pastures around Budyně are used for keeping beef and dairy cattle.
North of Budyně, there is a fallow deer enclosure by the road where the animals can be seen from close range.
Events
During the Saint Wenceslas pilgrimage in Budyně, a mass is held in the chapel in the morning. In the afternoon, the Saint Wenceslas pilgrimage in Budyně offers a programme aimed mainly at children.
A Masopust carnival takes place in Budyně every year. There is also a traditional Christmas concert.
The 2018 Saint Wenceslas pilgrimage in Budyně featured a local nature photography exhibition with photographs by the young photographer Vašík Ebel.
Geographical Location
Budyně can be reached by a few bus connections from Písek and nearby Bavorov; however, most residents depend on their own cars.
Other Places
Other places in the selection: Libějovice, Uzenice, Volyně, Lažánky, Třebohostice, Cerneves, Pole, Kladruby.
To the higher-level travel overview: Strakonice District.
