The protected Šalanda estate in Drsník comprises House No. 15 with an extension used for serving refreshments, a barn, a perimeter wall with a gate, and the enclosed plots belonging to the site. The estate is a small former inn on a main road in the southern part of the extensively built-up village of Drsník.
History and Architectural Heritage
The Chapel of Our Lady (of Fátima) stands on the village green in Drsník. In 2009, the chapel’s roof, the metalwork on the dome and cross, the façade, and the interior plaster were renovated. The first written mention of Drsník dates from 1603.
Hiking and Cycling
The green-marked hiking trail runs from Radětice through Drsník and Pečičky to Ostrá, where it turns south and continues via Cetyně to Kozárovice.
The tourist-marked cycling route 302 runs through the municipality of Pečice via Luh and Pečičky and continues via Smolotely to Solenice. In the vicinity of Drsník, cycling route 302C also runs in the direction of Příbram–Pečice–Zduchovice; it is considered a pleasant circular route with views of the Brdy Hills.
In the vicinity of Drsník, the pilgrimage Church of St John the Baptist and views of the Podbrdsko landscape are mentioned.
Nature and Regional Surroundings
The mountains of Bukovec, Velká Leč, Velký Chlum, and Vinice lie in the surroundings of Drsník.
In the wider region around Drsník is the historical site “Lety u Písku. Památník holokaustu Romů a Sintů v Čechách” (Lety near Písek. Memorial to the Holocaust of Roma and Sinti in Bohemia). Also in the wider region are Zvíkov Castle, the Valdek Castle Ruins, and St Anne’s Church.
Orientation and Other Places
Selected bus services stop at the “Pečice, Drsník” stop on weekdays.
Other places: Rozmital Pod Tremsinem, Kosova Hora, Nestrašovice, Vysoký Chlumec, Hudčice, Lazsko, Drahlín, Petrovice.
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