Jestrebice: Hotels and Accommodations

Jestřebice is home to the Chapel of the Holy Trinity, which is protected as a cultural monument under registration number 25189/3-2538. Its structure consists of a large hexagonal nave and a smaller rectangular presbytery with a three-sided apse.

Culture

The central area of Jestřebice features a small park and the chapel. The village has a long history: Jestřebice is first mentioned in 1379. In the 13th century, the village belonged to the property of the Archbishop of Prague in Týn. After the Battle of White Mountain, Jestřebice belonged to the estate of the Premonstratensian Order in Milevsko.

In the mid-18th century, Jestřebice had 13 larger farmsteads, where 158 hectares of arable land were cultivated.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel for a stay in Jestřebice should make the booking for this destination.

Cycling

A local cycling route passes through Jestřebice and connects in the west to regional KČT cycling route No. 31 to Veselíčko. In addition, the cycling circuit through the Milevsko region runs along paved roads and well-maintained forest paths; it is suitable for trekking and mountain bikes.

Landscape

Kupa u Jestřebic is situated at an elevation of 503 metres above sea level. The Rozhledna Na Kupě lookout tower near Jestřebice is accessible by car.

Southeast of Jestřebice, larger sports and recreation areas lie at the edge of a body of water. The body of water is used by local residents for various community events.

More village pages:Albrechtice Nad Vltavou, Podolí I, Jickovice, Varvazov, Předotice, Zbelítov, Kestřany, Okrouhlá

For the higher-level travel overview: Písek District.