Accommodation Pension Pod Lipou Loucovice:
Pension - restaurant "Pod Lipou" can be found in South Bohemian village Loucovice about 3 km below the Lipno Dam, near the border to Austria "Studanky - Weigetschlag". Loucovice lies on the Vltava river at an altitude of 690 m.
Pension Pod Lipou Loucovice Accommodation:
We offer accommodation in cozy double-four-bed rooms. Rooms are equipped with shower, toilet and television satellite. The total capacity of the pension is 18 beds in 6 rooms, the possibility of extra bed.
Loucovice in southern Bohemia pension accommodation restaurant events:
Prices include breakfast. Can be arranged all day catering in the nice restaurant with a fireplace, which enjoy particularly during the cold days. In the summer, you surely will appreciate sitting on the terrace behind the house. Except of the restaurant the pension has a bar with billiards tables. Open every day from 11.00 to 22.00.
Pod Lipou accommodation pension Loucovice services:
Accommodation with the possibility of all-day catering. Accepted accommodation with pets. Year-round, it is possible to use the parking lot in front of the pension. The possibility of connecting to the Internet.
Holidays in surroundings of Lipno pension Pod Lipou accommodation Loucovice tourism:
The surroundings of the pension offers many options for summer and winter recreation. In the summer of swimming, surfing and cruise with the steamer on the lake. Surrounding forests attract hikers and mashroomers. Cycling. In winter there are ski trails for cross-country skiing and down-hill skiing in the ski area Kramolín in Lipno. For skiing you can go in neighboring Austria, on the adjacent ski resorts, such as Sternstein. Valuable historical monuments and places like Cesky Krumlov - urban conservation area of UNESCO with a unique chateau, a park with revolving auditorium. Gothic monastery Vyssi Brod with a collection of valuable paintings, a valuable library and the postal museum. Beautiful nature of Sumava. Between the Loucovie and Vyssi Brod there is one of the most difficult boating lines in the world - "Devil's" streams.