Strakonice: Hotels and accommodations

Founded in 1894, the Muzeum středního Pootaví Strakonice is located in the premises of Strakonice Castle, a national cultural monument. The museum has the largest collection of bagpipes in Central Europe. More than 100 musical instruments can be viewed in its exhibition.

If you choose Strakonice as your place of stay, you will want to book a hotel that suits your travel plans.

Culture

Strakonice Castle showcases architectural styles ranging from Romanesque to Baroque. The grounds of Strakonice Castle include the originally Romanesque Church of St. Procopius. Kostel sv. Markéty is a Renaissance hall church with Gothic elements.

Nature and trails

The Švanda the Bagpiper educational trail begins at Strakonice Castle. Along the trail, you can admire the natural beauty of the Ryšová, Hliničná and Kuřidlo hills.

Geographical setting

In the wider regional surroundings of Strakonice is the Radomysl Mediumwave Radio Mast, which is considered a ruin. In the wider surroundings of Strakonice lies Chlum, which is considered a mountain.

In the immediate surroundings of Strakonice are Opeřová [Strakonice-Dražejov], which is considered a hill, Jaslov [Řepice], which is considered a lookout hill, and (Srpská) [Strakonice-Přední Ptákovice], which is considered a hill.

In the wider regional surroundings of Strakonice are Hrad Zvíkov, which is considered a castle, and Svatý Jan, which is considered a church.

Culinary experiences

A visit to Pivovar Strakonice 1649 can be combined with renting the tasting room on the brewery premises.

Other places to choose from

Tchořovice, Starov, Hornosín, Tourov, Strunkovice Nad Volyňkou, Čečelovice, Lažany, Vacovice

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Strakonice.