Teptin: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Teptin
The Ringhoffer Mausoleum was built between 1889 and 1893 based on a design by the renowned architect Jiří Stibral and combines Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Gothic forms. It is an architecturally and sculpturally valuable building set in a wooded landscape below Zaječí vrch and connected to Kamenice Castle by an avenue. The mausoleum is closed to the public; it can only be viewed through the gate or on special occasions when the gate is opened.
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Culture
Kamenice Castle was rebuilt between 1875 and 1880 in the English Neo-Gothic style, replacing the original castle. It is currently not open to the public.
The Church of St. Francis Seraphicus is an originally Early Gothic church building remodeled in the Baroque style, located in the cadastral area of Těptín in the municipality of Kamenice, and contains a tomb of Archbishop Salm in the Empire style. St. Francis of Assisi in Kamenice-Těptín was built in the Early Gothic style.
The chapel in the cemetery in Těptín is listed in the cadastral area of Těptín in the municipality of Kamenice as a monument of the chapel type. In the park southwest of the Church of St. Francis Seraphicus stands a stone cross erected in 1810 at the expense of Archbishop Salm.
Landscape
Kamenice lies on the edge of the continuous Hornopožárské lesy forest area. Within the municipality, the landscape is highly varied and features characteristic valleys along watercourses as well as numerous ponds, including Štiřínský, Struhařovský, Mlýnský and Dvorský rybník. Almost half of the municipality’s area consists of forest.
Leisure
The municipality of Kamenice offers suitable terrain for hiking and cycling. Sports and leisure activities available there include swimming, golf, miniature golf and tennis.
More local pages: Radějovice, Kostelec U Křížků, Petříkov, Ladvi, Stirin, Herink, Velké Popovice, Popovičky
To the higher-level travel overview: Praha-Východ District.
