Těšovice: Hotels and accommodations

The niche chapel of Our Lady of Passau was built on a raised hollow way at a former crossroads of the routes from Bavorov to Prachatice and from Netolice to Husinec. It served travelers as a place to rest and pray for a safe journey. The small religious building in Těšovice has preserved artistic decoration that demonstrates the character and level of folk wall painting from the second half of the 18th century. A cross with Jesus stands in front of the chapel in Těšovice.

Paths and routes

Long-distance cycling route 5A reaches Těšovice from the direction of Husinec after crossing a bridge. From Těšovice, it continues along the blue-marked route to Běleč. A blue-marked hiking trail also runs through the village.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Těšovice can choose accommodation according to their travel plans.

Landscape

The named mountains Volovický vrch, Libín, Rohanovský vrch, and Včelenský vrch are located in the surroundings of Těšovice.

Culture and history

Hanuš Mill was built in the 17th century, features Renaissance elements in its gable, and was converted into a paper mill in the first half of the 19th century before being used as a mill again. The building stands by a bridge over the Blanice.

The Mauricův–Nachlingerův Mill complex probably dates from the first half of the 19th century and documents the development of the milling craft in Bohemia. The listed mill was originally a hammer mill and has fully preserved milling equipment.

Geographical context

Chlumany is a named site in the wider regional surroundings of Těšovice, classified as an ancient site.

For further destination options, here are the pages for Tvrzice, Mahouš, Konopiste, Nicov, Stachy, Bošice, Nová Pec and Ktis.

For the higher-level travel overview: Prachatice District.