Lnáře: Hotels and Accommodation

Lnáře combines accessible cultural landmarks with concrete insights into the regional landscape. Lnáře Château is open to the public and offers an exhibition on the local tradition of fish farming.

Those considering Lnáře as a destination may wish to book a hotel.

Culture

The former monastery of the Discalced Augustinians in Lnáře is part of the town’s historic character. It was built between 1688 and 1693 according to plans by the architect G. B. Maderna, who was associated with the Černín family. The Church of the Holy Trinity in Lnáře was consecrated in December 1723.

The Tvrz Lnáře Information Centre provides information for arriving visitors. In summer, the Tvrz Lnáře Gallery presents changing exhibitions by regional artists.

The wider surrounding region is also home to notable cultural sites: Radomysl Mediumwave Radio Mast is a facility considered to be a ruin. In Lety u Písku, there is the Memorial to the Holocaust of Roma and Sinti in Bohemia, a historical site. Hrad Zvíkov, a castle, is also located there.

Nature

The “Around Lnáře” historical educational trail is 4 km long and introduces visitors to natural sights.

In the immediate vicinity of Lnáře are Jezbyně [Lnáře], a hill, and Na Stráži [Tchořovice], a hill. The wider surrounding region of Lnáře also includes Štěrbina, a mountain, and Nad Moráskem, a mountain.

Geographical location

Lnáře is located on the E 49 road, 8 km northwest of Blatná.

Other places

For further orientation, you can also view Sedlice U Blatné, Strašice, Přechovice, Kuřimany, Cehnice, Třešovice, Krajníčko and Čečelovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Strakonice District.