Kdyne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Museum of the Border Region presents the history of the border region from prehistoric times to the present day.

Culture

The exhibitions at the Museum of the Border Region focus mainly on the history of the region, the textile industry, agriculture, and Czech-Bavarian coexistence in the border area. The museum is housed in a reconstructed former spinning mill building.

The Kdyně Synagogue was built in 1862–1863 in the Neo-Romanesque style. It has preserved its original appearance, including the interior, decorative paintings, benches, women's gallery, and the ritual bath, or mikveh. Tours of the Kdyně Synagogue are organised by prior arrangement through the Kdyně Tourist Information Centre.

Experiences

The Church of St Nicholas was founded in the second half of the 14th century. It has a valuable organ dating from 1763, which has been fully preserved in its original condition.

The Kdyně Water Entertainment Centre has a 425 m² main pool. It is divided into a 25-metre swimming pool with three lanes and a separate area with water attractions.

The Bayerwald-Tierpark Lohberg zoo is located in the wider regional surroundings of Kdyně.

Nature

Škarman is a hill located in the immediate surroundings of Kdyně. Spálený vrch and Stangenruck, both mountains, are located in the surroundings of Kdyně. Běleč, a mountain, is located in the wider regional surroundings of Kdyně.

Marked hiking trails lead to sights and places of interest in Kdyně and the surrounding area. The hiking trails offer views of the Pošumaví and Český les landscapes.

Other destinations that you can access from this page: Brnirov, Pařezov, Babylon, Velký Malahov, Neuměř, Vlkanov, Kvíčovice and Mrákov.

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