Písečné U Slavonic: Hotels and Accommodation

The heritage passed down in Písečné reflects Czech, German, and Jewish cultures.

If you would like to book a hotel in Písečné, this may be part of your personal travel planning.

Geographical Location

Písečné lies in the valley of the Moravská Dyje River.

Nature

The Moravská Dyje Natura 2000 site provides suitable habitat for the Eurasian otter and bitterling.

The Moravská Dyje area, which also includes the municipality of Písečné, is home to protected and rare animal and plant species associated with running-water, wetland, floodplain meadow, mesic to xeric grassland, and open rocky habitats.

Culture and History

From 1726 to 1729, the Jewish community of Písečné effectively formed an independent political municipality.

The Jewish cemetery in Písečné contains gravestones dating from the first half of the 18th century.

The last legible gravestone in the Jewish cemetery of Písečné bears the date August 11, 1936.

The Jewish cemetery in Písečné, including its mortuary, cemetery wall, and gravestones, is exceptionally well preserved as an ensemble.

Písečné Castle is a late Gothic four-winged building with an inner courtyard.

A distillery built in the second half of the 19th century is attached to the north side of Písečné Castle.

West of Písečné Castle stands a large two-storey granary dating from the last quarter of the 18th century.

Cycling Routes

The sixth stage of EuroVelo 13 runs along the route Slavonice–Gilgenberg–Písečné–Dešná–Hluboká–Drosendorf.

Long-distance cycle route 48 Prague–Vienna runs through Slavonice, Písečné, and Vratěnín.

More destination pages: Rosec, Slavonice, Straz Nad Nezarkou, Střížovice U Kunžaku, Pístina, Pluhův Žďár, Hrachoviste, Kamenný Malíkov

For the higher-level travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.