Sedlo: Hotels and Accommodation

The Novovmlýnský burial ground comprises approximately 25 burial mounds, which usually have a quadrangular ground plan and ditches on three sides.

When planning your stay in Sedlo, you may wish to book a hotel.

Culture and History

The Chapel of St. Anne is located in Sedlo. The village chapel of Sedlo is a large chapel with an apse by the village pond.

The Sedelský mlýn (Heumoth Mill) was in operation during the Second World War; operations ended on 31 July 1945.

In the wider region around Sedlo is Landštejn, a castle. Also located in this wider region are Geyersteine, a monument; Svatý Ondřej, a church; and Kerblerkreuz, a wayside shrine.

Nature and Landscape

Part of the cadastral area of Sedlo u Číměře lies within the Koštěnický potok nature monument.

The Natura 2000 site and Koštěnický potok nature monument encompass part of the cadastral area of Sedlo u Číměře. The Koštěnický potok nature monument comprises a preserved stream and floodplain ecosystem with occurrences of endangered plant and animal species, particularly the Balkan goldenring (Ophiogomphus cecilia).

In the vicinity of Sedlo are Starohuťský vrch, a mountain; Kalkberg, a mountain; and Větrov, a mountain. In the wider region around Sedlo is Hoher Berg, a mountain.

Hiking and Cycling Trails

The area of the municipality of Číměř and its local parts is used particularly for hiking. Around Sedlo, there are trails that connect to the Prague–Vienna cycling route.

Other places to explore: Hatín, Budíškovice, Jilem, Višňová U Kardašovy Řečice, Vlčetínec, Doňov, Újezdec U Kardašovy Řečice, Horní Meziříčko.

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