Kamenice Nad Lipou: Hotels and Accommodation

The exhibition “Museum for All the Senses” at the Kamenice nad Lipou Town Museum presents the town and its history through changes in the everyday lives of its residents from the perspective of sensory perception. The permanent exhibition of the Kamenice nad Lipou Town Museum also includes a replica of a compartment from a historic narrow-gauge railway carriage.

Culture and History

Kamenice nad Lipou Castle houses publicly accessible collections of toys, furniture, and other artefacts from the museum’s collections. It dates back to a 13th-century castle. An English-style park surrounds the castle, where a 700- to 800-year-old lime tree stands.

The Jewish cemetery in Kamenice nad Lipou was established in 1803 and preserves around 150 gravestones; the oldest dates from 1807. The New Synagogue in Kamenice nad Lipou is considered the youngest Jewish synagogue in the Czech Republic.

The Hračkobraní festival includes traditional craft demonstrations and small workshops where visitors can try various handicraft activities.

The wider region around Kamenice nad Lipou is home to the Janštejn ruins, Roštejn Castle [Doupě], the Church of Svatý Ondřej, and Želivský Kláštor Monastery.

Landscape

Hluboká Mountain is located in the immediate vicinity of Kamenice nad Lipou. Kostelík Mountain is located in the vicinity of Kamenice nad Lipou. Troják Mountain is also located in the vicinity of Kamenice nad Lipou. Tlučin Mountain is likewise located in the vicinity of Kamenice nad Lipou.

Other destinations: Staré Bříště, Horní Rápotice, Mysletín, Vystrkov, Lhota-Vlasenice, Těchobuz, Želiv, Pavlov U Rynárce

To the higher-level travel overview: Pelhřimov District.