Pernek: Hotels and Accommodations

Pernek is located in a mountainous area on the edge of the Šumava and about 1 km from the left bank of the Lipno I Reservoir. Anyone looking to book a hotel in Pernek will find the essential local information here for their own comparison.

Culture and History

Pernek was first mentioned in writing in 1445 and is a regularly laid-out medieval Hufendorf. A fire in June 1931 significantly influenced the urban structure of Pernek.

The ruins of Hausberk Castle are located 1.5 km northwest of Pernek. Hausberk Castle, a guard castle, was first mentioned in 1310; remnants of the walls and the foundations of a tower have been preserved.

Chlumany is an ancient site in the vicinity of Pernek. The wider regional surroundings of Pernek also include the Schiffler Chapel and the Haslach Parish Church, both churches.

Nature

Notable natural features include the Jeffrey pine “Borovice Jeffreyova – Pernek,” a solitary veteran specimen with a regular crown.

Špićák is a mountain in the immediate vicinity of Pernek. Smrčina [Horní Planá], Hochficht, and Plechý are also located in the vicinity of Pernek; all three are mountains.

The cycling tour “Kolem Vltavy na přítoku Lipenské přehrady” passes through Pernek via Cycle Route No. 33 – Šumavská magistrála. No České dráhy services are offered at Pernek-Hory railway station.

Discover more places: Manava, Hory, Predni Zvonkova, Žlábek.

To the higher-level travel overview: Oberplan.