Lišov: Hotels and Accommodation

In Lišov, the featured topics range from local history and museums to marked trails, bodies of water, and recurring events. If you would like to book a hotel in Lišov, you can take the local information into account when making your selection.

Culture

The Schwarzenberský špitál in Lišov was founded by Jan Adolf Schwarzenberg on 2 September 1676 and served retired staff of the princely household. The Muzeum F. M. Čapka is located in the right wing. The Muzeum Františka Miroslava Čapka presents traditional Lišov crafts such as carpentry, shoemaking, rope-making, and joinery. The Schwarzenberský špitál also has rooms for exhibitions, cultural events, lectures, and educational programs; the Jana Rafaela Schustera Gallery is also located in the building.

The Kostel sv. Václava church in Lišov is a Neo-Romanesque church built between 1862 and 1865. It was consecrated in 1864 by Bishop J. V. Jirsík, is accessible year-round, and can be visited free of charge.

Locus perennis in Lišov is the only one of the original nine fundamental elevation measurement points in Austria-Hungary. A parking area is available a few meters from the main road for visitors to Locus perennis. Recurring events include the Lišovské slavnosti, held every year on the second weekend in September, and the Adventní odpoledne on the first Sunday of Advent.

Nature and Trails

The marked, 12-kilometer hiking route “Putování krajem malíře J. R. Schustera na Locus perennis” runs through Lišov. The Lišovská cyklistická trasa has a moderate level of physical difficulty and starts at a parking area near the Coop in Lišov.

The Rybník Koníř pond in Lišov is used as a swimming lake in summer and can be reached from Lišov via a paved road. The Panny Marie Lourdské Chapel, consecrated on 5 July 1896, stands near the pond. In the local area around Lišov, three to four sailing competitions of national or regional importance are held every year at Dvořiště Pond.

More local pages to explore: Nedabyle, Žár, Štěpánovice, Locenice, Vrábče, Kronfellern, Dehtar, and Střížov.

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