Chýnov: Hotels and accommodations

Kostel Nejsvětější Trojice, the Church of the Holy Trinity in Chýnov, is a single-nave building remodeled in the Baroque style in 1670–79; the tower was added in 1727. The main altar features a painting of the Holy Trinity created by Jan Jiří Heinsch in 1712. The church also includes an Art Nouveau ensemble of stained-glass windows from 1928–31, which, with two exceptions, depict Czech national patron saints.

The permanent exhibition at the GHMP Bílek House presents predominantly works connected with the house in Chýnov, most of which were created there in the late 1890s and during the first decade of the 20th century.

The “Foersterův Chýnov” music festival is a small South Bohemian classical music festival that commemorates František Bílek and Josef Bohuslav Foerster. The concerts take place primarily in the Baroque Church of the Holy Trinity in Chýnov or in the studio of František Bílek’s villa.

Svatá Anna is a church in the vicinity of Chýnov. Svatý Jan is a church in the wider regional surroundings of Chýnov.

The Kamenný železniční viadukt in Chýnov is a technical monument approximately 30 m high. It spans the Močítka valley and the Chýnovský potok.

Chýnovská jeskyně offers a tour lasting approximately 45 minutes along a 260 m route.

In the immediate vicinity of Chýnov lies the mountain (K Doubravě) [Radenín-Bítov]. The surrounding area of Chýnov also includes Hora mountain, Cetoraz mountain [Cetoraz], and Vrchy mountain.

The information panels along the Chýnovská naučná stezka educational trail provide information about the history of the town, its most important sights, and the surrounding nature.

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An overview of other local pages: Krtenovice, Chotěmice, Ratiborské Hory, Zálší, Becice, Hlasivo, Skrýchov U Malšic, Dubina.

To the higher-level travel overview: Tábor District.