Accommodation hotel Talsky mlyn Zdar nad Sazavou:
Hotel Talsky Mlyn after a total reconstruction was re-opened in 2000 and it is situated in the attractive tourist area, located in the heart of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands with a wide range of cultural monuments and natural attractions, which is perfect for summer and winter recreation. In the surroundings of the hotel can be used maintained cross-country skiing, cycle and hiking routes.
Talsky mlyn hotel Zdar nad Sazavou accommodation:
Family hotel Talsky Mlyn offers accommodation in double rooms with possibility of one or two extra beds, and one barrier-free room and last but not least for the most demanding there is available apartment. Hotel has a capacity of 50 beds in total 18 rooms. Each of these includes a TV with satellite receiver, telephone and of course the social facilities (WC, shower). Parking is provided in the immediate vicinity of the hotel Talsky Mlyn.
Hotel accommodation Zdar nad Sazavou Talsky mlyn Restaurant:
Year-round open restaurant, which is part of a stylish hotel Talsky Mlyn offers except the famous couisine also summer terrace with gazebo. Hotel provides complete catering services during receptions and corporate events that it is possible to organize in available spaces (lounge, restaurant) with complete technical equipment.
Zdar nad Sazavou hotel accommodation Talsky mlyn town, the surroundings:
Zdar nad Sazavou is situated on the upper stream of the river Sazava in the heart of the Czech-Moravian Highlands. The core of the city with the former Renaissance town hall, plague column and the Gothic church of St. Prokop is situated on the hill of left bank of the river Sazava. The second part of the city with the historical monuments is situated around the chateau, a former monastery, in which there is a museum of book and exhibition of Santini. Chateau acquired its present form by the rebuilt after a fire in 1689. The most important monument in the spirit of Santini "Baroque Gothic style is the pilgrimage church of St.. John of Nepomuk on Zelena Hora, which was in 1994 entered into the list of World Cultural and Natural Heritage of UNESCO.