Pistin: Hotels and Accommodation

The Včelařská expozice is located in the attic of the “Spolkový dům” building in Pištín. It displays historical beekeeping tools and equipment, including pieces from 1900, straw baskets, and historical honey extractors. During cultural and social events in Pištín, the exhibition is open to the public; to arrange a visit at another time, the municipal office can be contacted.

When planning your overnight stay in Pištín, you can compare hotels.

Gastronomy

Pištín hosts the traditional gastronomic event “Pečeme, vaříme, smažíme”.

Nature

The “Kolem Pištína na Blata” route is an approximately 24 km long, easy circular cycling route that starts and ends in Pištín and is intended primarily for families with children and seniors.

The “Kolem Pištína na Blata” route introduces Zbudovská Blata as a historic landscape featuring folk architecture, rural Baroque, wetlands, and ponds.

History

The tower of the Church of St. Lawrence is 36 metres high and has been fitted with a clock since 1846; the clock is wound by hand every day. The Church of St. Lawrence is surrounded by a walled cemetery. The church complex also includes a statue of Saint John of Nepomuk.

House and inn No. 35, “Na Dolánku”, served as a post office and a relay station for stagecoaches until 1863.

The enclosed farmstead No. 1 in Pištín dates from around 1700. It stands at the western end of the northern side of Pištín village square, below the church on the road to Pašice.

The residential building of farmstead No. 5 in Pištín has an openwork curved-gable wing; it also includes a granary dated 1863 with a simple triangular gable and a segmental-arch gate.

The listed Neo-Gothic brick wayside shrine “Boží muka” in Pištín is dated by the year 1866.

Other Places

Nuzice, Horní Slověnice, Strazkovice, Roudné, Žimutice, Branisovice, Ober Kniescheklad, Nedabyle

To the main travel overview: České Budějovice District.