Přešťovice: Hotels and accommodations

Přešťovice has a compact, street-oriented village center enclosed by agricultural farmsteads. The history of the village dates back to 1397 and is connected with historic sites in the surrounding area.

If you would like to stay overnight in Přešťovice, you can find a hotel specifically suited to your needs.

History

Přešťovice was founded in 1397. During the feudal period, the village belonged to the Štěkeň estate.

The central chapel in Přešťovice was built in 1805. A war memorial commemorating those who fell in the First World War lists the names of the victims, including residents of the village.

A Germanic settlement and burial ground are located on the boundary of the cadastral territories of Přešťovice and Slaník. The excavated section of the cremation burial ground at the Germanic settlement and burial site comprises 522 graves.

Village Character and Routes

Road III/1406 runs through Přešťovice along the Strakonice–Přešťovice–Štěkeň–Kestřany–Písek route.

Cycle Route No. 1067 also runs through the Přešťovice area. It connects Jemnice, Brusy, Štěkeň, the Otava Cycle Route, Strakonice, and Zvíkov.

Surroundings and Nature

The ruins of the Radomysl Mediumwave Radio Mast are located in the vicinity of Přešťovice.

Mount Chlum lies in the immediate vicinity of Přešťovice. Also nearby are Jaslov Hill [Řepice] (viewpoint), Ostrý Hill [Radomyšl-Domanice], and Dubovec Hill [Přešťovice - Brusy].

The wider regional surroundings of Přešťovice include Zvíkov Castle, the historic site of Lety u Písku: the Memorial to the Holocaust of Roma and Sinti in Bohemia, and the Church of Svatý Jan.

Pastvina u Přešťovic is an area with remnants of dry limestone grassland communities as well as rare and endangered plant species.

Other village pages in the same directory: Drahonice, Úlehle, Hornosín, Novosedly, Štěkeň, Cehnice, Malenice Nad Volyňkou, Blatná.

To the higher-level travel overview: Strakonice District.