Drmoul combines landscape, nature, and history in a variety of facets. At the Panská lookout tower, the viewing platform is located at a height of 40 metres; the tower has a 55-metre-high mast. It is freely accessible daily from 15 March to 30 November.
Landscape
Drmoul lies on the edge of the Český les mountain range. The Panská Spring is one of three open springs between Drmoul and Tři Sekery, which the municipality describes as popular tourist destinations. Along the Cech sv. Víta educational trail, nine information boards provide information about the area’s distinctive flora and fauna. The educational trail is located near Drmoul and Trstěnice.
History
The Jewish cemetery in Drmoul is a forest cemetery on Panský vrch with Baroque and Classicist gravestones. It was first recorded in 1676 on a map of the Chodová Planá estate. The oldest gravestone in the cemetery dates from 1656.
Routes
The main road between Plzeň and Cheb has run through Drmoul since 1762. In addition, local cycle route no. 2137 leads from Hamrníky to Drmoul via a well-maintained forest path.
More local pages: Tepl, Klinghart, Großloh, Marienbad, Habakladrau, Voitersreuth, Wilkowitz, Einsiedl
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