Sedlice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
The municipality of Sedlice lies in the Brdy Protected Landscape Area (CHKO Brdy); the Brdy Massif borders the municipality directly. Protected landscapes, distinctive elevations and historical traces shape the surrounding area.
Nature
Mount Belina is a distinctive natural elevation in Sedlice and reaches 619 m. In good weather, Belina offers extensive views over the Rožmitál Basin. The 164 ha of municipal forests in Sedlice also form a landscape suitable for active recreation.
The landscape features recorded as mountains in the area around Sedlice include Štěrbina, Praha, Vinice and Velká Třemošná.
History
The historic townscape includes a tunnel connected to an iron ore shaft extending from Pourka to beneath Plešec. Construction of the historic tunnel was completed in 1840.
The wider regional surroundings of Sedlice include the Valdek Castle Ruins, the historic site of Lety u Písku, the Memorial to the Roma and Sinti Holocaust in Bohemia, and the Church of Saint Anne.
Community
Christmas carol singing is one of the local community traditions in Sedlice. In Hoděmyšl, masks can be rented on other days by telephone arrangement for school and other events; for the Shrovetide procession in Sedlice, rental on the day of the event is free of charge for residents of Sedlice and Hoděmyšl.
Routes
The Oranžová Route leads to Mount Belina near Sedlice, passes through Sedlice and returns to Rožmitál. Sedlice has bus connections to Rožmitál and Příbram.
To the overarching travel overview: Příbram District.
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