Ústrašín: Hotels and Accommodation
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Ústrašín preserves its original location, floor plan and a large part of its medieval masonry in the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The church also contains a cast of a historic bronze door knocker in the shape of a lion's head; the original is kept in the National Museum in Prague. The church grounds include a mortuary chapel regarded as a former Late Gothic chapel.
Culture and History
Ústrašín Castle had disappeared by no later than before the middle of the 15th century. Its earliest known owner was Heřman z Ústrašína, documented as the patron of the local church on 27 October 1354. The castle site lies on a northwestern slope of the Na Stráni hill above the right bank of the Hejlovka and has an almost circular layout with a rampart, moat and a central hill approximately 50 metres wide. Its features also include an approximately circular layout, an outer rampart, a moat and a central hill about 50 metres in diameter above the Hejlovka valley. On a wooded hill southeast of the village, the site preserves terrain traces of a watch castle from the mid-14th century. The street-like settlement pattern of Ústrašín is associated with 13th-century colonisation villages.
In the wider regional surroundings of Ústrašín lies Janštejn, a named terrain feature considered to be a ruin. Also located there are Želivský Kláštor, a named cultural monument and monastery; Svatá Anna, a named attraction and church; and Roštejn [Doupě] castle outlook t., a named attraction and castle.
Landscape
In the immediate surroundings of Ústrašín lies Orlov, a named landscape feature considered to be a mountain. The surroundings of Ústrašín also include Troják, Putimovský vrch and Bělský Kopec, each a named landscape feature considered to be a mountain.
Routes
In the vicinity of Ústrašín, the Novocerekvický okruh crosses the Proseč Obořiště–Ústrašín road and then continues along a blue-marked hiking trail towards Pelhřimov. In the vicinity of Ústrašín, the circuit offers views of the Hejlovka valley. The “Cyklotrasa č. 7” runs between Kamenice nad Lipou and Nová Cerekev; Ústrašín is also marked on the map.
Other places: Těchobuz, Zhořec, Koberovice, Hořepník, Mezná U Pelhřimova, Buřenice, Důl, Cernov
To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Pelhřimov.
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