Kšice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary dominates the village green in Kšice. In Kšice, it is a registered protected cultural monument and a Baroque rebuild.

Archaeology

Čertův kámen is a protected, well-preserved Hallstatt-period burial mound cemetery with a clearly visible, regularly defined outline. The burial mound cemetery lies south of the forest road connecting Záchlumí and Kšice.

Na Žalostném is a protected, as yet undated burial mound cemetery with four to six burial mounds in the forest between Cebiv, Záchlumí and Kšice; some of the burial mounds are still clearly visible.

Stélka comprises 42 burial mounds across an area measuring approximately 350 by 100 metres. The protected burial mound cemetery dates from the Late Bronze Age and shows archaeological continuity spanning 200 to 250 years.

Čertův kámen comprises 63 large and small burial mounds. A considerable part of the cemetery is covered by dense pine forest 15 to 20 years old; a clear-cut strip runs through its southwestern part.

Transport and Cycle Routes

Kšice is served by buses; there is a stop in the village centre. Rail connections are provided via line 177, with a station in Lomnička; from there, connections are available towards Plzeň and Bezdružice.

The circular cycle route “K vodě dvakrát přes Hadovku” passes through Kšice and Lomnička. The cycle route “Stříbro a Kladrubská katedrála” also passes through Kšice and Lomnička.

Other places: Stříbro, Třemešné, Hošťka, Únehle, Cernosin, Bezdružice, Lom U Tachova, Sulislav

To the higher-level travel overview: Tachov District.