Kosova Hora: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Kosova Hora
Kosova Hora Castle comprises a tower from a former fortress, first mentioned in 1416. In the second half of the 16th century, the castle was rebuilt in the Renaissance style; Gothic masonry has been preserved in the central part of the present-day building.
Culture
The Church of Saint Bartholomew in Kosova Hora is a single-nave church that originally dates from the 14th century and is of Romanesque-Gothic origin. The Kosova Hora Synagogue was built around 1630 in the Baroque style.
The synagogue can be visited year-round except on Saturdays and Jewish holidays; guided tours must be arranged by calling 604327295. Exhibitions, chamber concerts, lectures, and other cultural events are occasionally held there.
Geographical location
Konopiště Castle lies in the wider regional vicinity of Kosova Hora. The Javorová Skála and Vesely mountains are located in the surrounding area. The wider regional vicinity also includes the Žebrák and Hrby mountains, as well as the churches of Malá Svatá Hora, Svatá Anna, and Svatý Jan.
A site of the species Genista sagittalis is located in the Kosova Hora area.
Connections
Kosova Hora railway station is located on line 223 between Benešov u Prahy and Sedlčany. Long-distance cycle route no. 11, which connects Prague, Tábor, Jindřichův Hradec, Vranov, Valtice, and Vienna, passes through Kosova Hora.
Other places in this overview: Doubravice, Sedlec, Vysoký Chlumec, Počepice, Bratrikovice, Prčice, Nechvalice, Nedrahovice
To the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.
