Lažiště: Hotels and Accommodation

Because of its urban structure and preserved architectural values, Lažiště has been designated a village heritage zone. The Church of St. Nicholas in Lažiště was originally a Romanesque church from the 13th century. The village contains very old log buildings and newer masonry farmsteads. Lažiště also preserves folk architecture of the Šumava foothills of the granary-house type. On the way to Lažiště, the Chapel of St. Vojtěch stands above a spring.

In the immediate vicinity of Lažiště, there is a sports and leisure complex for seasonal active recreation. It offers two tennis courts for rent at CZK 120 per court per hour, as well as a training football pitch with artificial turf for rent. “Farewell to Summer” was announced as a traditional municipal public event for Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 3 p.m. at the Lažiště sports complex. The announced program includes grilling, brass music, and activities for families, children, and seniors.

The regional route “Through the Land of Master Jan Hus” is a car excursion route that begins in Husinec. It crosses the Němčský potok and then climbs uphill to Lažiště.

More local pages: Smedec, Bohunice U Tvrzic, Babice U Netolic, Kristanovice, Chlumany, Lhenice, Radhostice, Horní Vltavice.

To the overview of the broader travel region: Prachatice District.