Lomnice nad Lužnicí: Hotels and Accommodation

The Velký Lomnický educational trail is 6.5 km long in total and has 15 stations.

Its first station is located on Zámecká Street, in the car park by Farská louka.

In the vicinity south of Lomnice nad Lužnicí lies the Velký a Malý Tisý National Nature Reserve, featuring a mosaic of open water surfaces and adjacent wetland vegetation.

Lomnický velký rybník is considered one of the most important sites in the Třeboňsko region for the slender sandbur (Coleanthus subtilis); the species occurs there regularly and in large numbers across an area of up to 1 ha.

Fishing is possible at the Peřinka pond for people who obtain a permit; the fishing season runs from April to October.

Perhaps you would like to find a hotel for your stay in Lomnice nad Lužnicí.

Culture

Kostel sv. Václava was founded in 1359 by Vilém ml. z Landštejna, originally as a castle chapel dedicated to Corpus Christi and Saints Peter and Paul.

The defining feature of the interior is an early Baroque altar with four side figures of saints from the workshop of the Bohemian-Budweis carpenter and woodcarver Jan Martin Schwarzmaier, dating from around 1658.

The church's Gothic vault dates from the construction period in 1359.

Stará radnice is listed as an immovable cultural monument.

The building was constructed before 1604.

An older sanctuary already stood at the site of Kostel sv. Jana Křtitele before the town was founded and the castle was built.

The painting of Saint John the Baptist on the main altar was created by Josef Peške from Lovosice in 1838.

The massive tower on the southern side of Kostel sv. Jana Křtitele was probably built around the turn of the 15th and 16th centuries and is considered a typical late Gothic work of the Rosenberg building lodge.

Other places:Nová Hlína, Vnorovice, Kačlehy, Sedlo, Báňovice, Dívčí Kopy, Nová Ves Nad Lužnicí, Pluhův Žďár

For the broader travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.