Lenóra: Hotels and Accommodation

Lenóra is a destination with a clearly recognizable connection to glassmaking tradition, landscape trails, and the Vltava.

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

Culture and History

The Sklářské muzeum v Lenoře is housed in the municipal office building. It preserves objects from approximately 1880 to 1980 and documents the production of a significant glassworks during more than one hundred years of its existence. In addition to visiting the glass museum, a small glassworks can also be visited in Lenora.

The Rechle was built in 1870.

Local Traditions

Traditional baking in Lenora’s communal oven includes wheat-rye bread, rolls, garlic flatbread, and Dalamánky. Public demonstrations of bread baking in Lenora usually take place from April to December on the last Saturday of each month; fresh baked goods are served for tasting from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Nature and Water

The Řasnatá Vltava walking trail in Šumava National Park begins in Lenora. It passes through the moorland near Vlčí Jámy, follows the Řasnice, and returns through the forest to Lenora.

The paddling route on the Teplá Vltava can begin in Lenora. Navigation on the section of the Vltava between Polka and Lenora is not regulated. The Vltava near Lenora offers opportunities for fishing for trout and grayling.

Trails and Connections

Lenora is a starting point for excursions to Boubín. The Šumava Cycling Highway runs through Lenora. In winter, Lenora provides access to cross-country skiing trails. Lenora has rail and bus connections.

Other places: Tvrzice, Pravetín, Außergefild, Želnava, Strážný, Němčice, Lhenice, Svatá Maří

To the higher-level travel overview: Prachatice District.