Bohdalín: Hotels and Accommodation
Culture and History
Local sights in Bohdalín include a monument to the victims of the First World War. Váňova studánka is a pilgrimage site in Bohdalín.
The Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk in Bohdalín has an interesting history. The chapel at Váňova studánka contains an image of the Virgin Mary.
Bohdalín has an open-air museum dedicated to the Iron Curtain, with a small observation tower built from a former border observation post. The Iron Curtain open-air museum in Bohdalín includes an observation tower with views, an underground bunker, a machine-gun nest, traces of a signal wall and a trench, as well as original border stones.
The Iron Curtain open-air museum in Bohdalín is freely accessible to the public; however, visits are at your own risk.
The former Bohdalín mill, Fejfarův mlýn (Feifar Mill), burned down in 1921 after being struck by lightning and was not rebuilt. The first mention of Bohdalín dates back to 1379; at that time, the place was called Bohdalovo pole.
Nature and Surroundings
Fýfar Pond offers opportunities for swimming in nature.
The mountains in the surroundings of Bohdalín include Tlučin, Kostelík, Cihadlo and Podstupský vrch.
Regional Destinations
The wider region around Bohdalín includes Janštejn as a ruin, Želivský Kláštor as a monastery, and the churches of Svatý Ondřej and Svatá Anna.
For the higher-level travel overview: Pelhřimov District.
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