Korytná – Hotels, Nature and Local History in the Bílé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area
Korytná lies within the Bílé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area and at the same time in a clearly defined valley setting. The entire cadastral area of Korytná lies within the Bílé Karpaty Protected Landscape Area; Korytná itself is situated at an elevation of 340 metres in the Korytnice Valley, on the right bank of the Korytnice stream.
Nature
One natural monument within the cadastral area is Nové louky. It lies on the right-hand side of the road from Korytná to Strání, about two kilometres from Korytná. The majority of the non-forested areas in Korytná consist of meadows and pastures.
The AOPK ČR lists Korytná as a place with hydrogen sulfide springs. One specifically named mineral spring is Smraďačka: it lies in the forest above Korytná at an elevation of 432 metres. The mineral water from this spring contains abundant sulfur, salt and healing clay.
Locally mentioned destinations for walks include the historic Pavlových pear tree and the Podseďák reservoir. The pear tree is a destination for a walk in Korytná; you can walk to the Podseďák reservoir and enjoy the landscape along the way.
Culture
In the centre of Korytná stands the Church of St Wenceslas on a small hill. Its present appearance was created by renovations in 1703 and 1723, while the original building dates from the 14th century.
Another historic site is the Chapel of the Most Holy Trinity in Korytná. After being destroyed following the First World War, it was rebuilt in 1936. For generations, the chapel served as a place for meeting, prayer and communal celebrations. Annual celebrations of the Most Holy Trinity and Corpus Christi were held there; the chapel was decorated for these festivities.
The Korytná Hody takes place on the last Sunday in September and is associated with the feast of the town’s patron saint, St Wenceslas. The Korytná 1939–1945 Museum displays Second World War militaria originating directly from the cadastral area of Korytná.
Visitor Information
For visits, the Korytná 1939–1945 Museum had been open on Sundays from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. since January 2025, or was accessible by prior telephone arrangement. Operations at the Obecnice observation tower have ended. According to the notice published on 23 January 2026, its inadequate technical condition does not allow safe access; entry is prohibited.
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For the higher-level travel overview: Uherské Hradiště District.
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