Oldřichov: Hotels and Accommodation

The Church of St. Philip and St. James lies northeast of the centre of Oldřichov on a ridge and forms a local landmark. It has a Romanesque-Gothic core, is surrounded by a cemetery, and is enclosed by a Baroque gateway decorated with statues by Štěpán Pagan. It was built as an Early Gothic structure in the mid-13th century and remodelled in the 1380s. The parish church of Oldřichov was first mentioned in 1357.

In the wider region around Oldřichov lies Konopiště Castle. The Church of Svatý Jan and the Church of Loreta are also located in the wider region around Oldřichov.

Oldřichovská konírna offers stays for children lasting one or two weeks, as well as weekend stays. During these stays, the children care for horses and their accommodation and receive riding lessons.

The preserved ruins of Šelmberk Castle are visible from Oldřichov. Its tower can be climbed via a reconstructed staircase and offers views of the surrounding landscape.

The Kovářka lookout tower in nearby Moraveč also houses a blacksmithing museum. The stone-built tower is 13 metres high and has a steel spiral staircase with 50 steps leading to a wooden viewing platform.

In 1996, the village pond in Oldřichov was illuminated so that it could serve as an ice-skating rink in winter.

Oldřichov has bus connections to Mladá Vožice and Sudoměřice u Tábora.

Velký Blaník mountain lies in the wider region around Oldřichov. The mountains Žebrák, Smrčí and Javorová Skála are also located there.

Other places: Košín, Obora, Hutě, Sudoměřice U Bechyně, Košice U Soběslavi, Svatá Anna, Krtenovice, Řemíčov

To the overarching travel overview: Tábor District.