Krejnice: Hotels and Accommodation

Krejnice is a village with 80 inhabitants in the picturesque foothills of the Šumava Mountains. It lies 18 km west of Strakonice at an altitude of 524 m, on the border with the West Bohemian Region.

Anyone looking for a hotel in Krejnice should consider the village as an independent destination when planning their accommodation.

Landscape

The landscape around Krejnice is hilly and includes fields, meadows, pastures, and forests. Krejnice lies above the valleys of the Vojnický and Mačický streams.

Krejnice is suitable for hiking tourism. The surrounding landscape is also suitable for more challenging cycling tours.

Culture and History

The village green in Krejnice is home to a chapel dedicated to Saint Martin, which was built in the mid-19th century.

Krejnice is home to a 19th-century farmhouse with a rural Baroque gable, which is a local attraction.

The first written mention of Krejnice dates back to 1045. In that year, Krejnice, together with several surrounding villages, belonged to Břevnov Monastery.

In 1264, Zdeslav of Kasejovice, a courtier of King Přemysl Otakar II, received Krejnice from Břevnov Monastery in exchange for several villages near Prague.

Other Places

Other places in the catalog: Libějovice, Přechovice, Velká Turná, Pracejovice, Předslavice, Volyně, Předmíř, Stozice.

To the broader travel overview: Strakonice District.