Vysoká Lhota: Hotels and accommodations

Vysoká Lhota lies on the border between the Vysočina Region and the South Bohemian Region. The first written mention dates from around 1430; the history of the village probably goes back to the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries.

Chapel and historical signs

The village chapel of Vysoká Lhota has a small bell tower. In front of its entrance, among the trees, stands a metal cross set into a stone pedestal.

Another pedestal, preserved from an earlier cross, stands in the bushes at a crossroads on the way to the locality of “Peklůvko”.

Landscape and regional surroundings

The mountains of Vrchy, Orlov, Tlučin and Troják lie in the vicinity of Vysoká Lhota. The churches of Svatý Jan and Svatá Anna are also located nearby.

In the wider regional area are the Želivský Kláštor monastery and the Janštejn castle ruins.

Routes and bus connections

One documented route ran via Nový Dvůr. The Vysoká Lhota,,rozc.1.0 stop was also listed on a documented route.

The regional bus timetable lists the Vysoká Lhota,,rozc.1.0 stop between Zlátenka and Kámen on a service continuing to Pacov.

Other places in the destination area

Other places in the same destination area: Křeč, Mladé Bříště, Zmišovice, Krasíkovice, Samšín, Polesi, Starý Smrdov, Nova Cerekev.

For the higher-level travel overview: Pelhřimov District.