Voznice combines marked hiking trails with building history and a historical connection to artists from Prague. This puts two questions at the heart of your travel planning: Which route would you like to explore, and which historical sites interest you? You can consider hiking, architecture and cultural history as distinct focuses for your stay.

Hiking: Routes and Options

A green-marked hiking trail runs through the central part of Voznice. The yellow-marked trail leads from Chouzavá through Voznice and Králova stolice to Stará Huť. The first therefore has a clear connection to the village, while the second passes through four named places. For your initial choice, you can use the trail colour and route as practical points of reference.

Another option is the 14 km hiking route from Dobříš through Voznice to Stará Huť. It is described as suitable for older children, school groups and seniors. In the area around Voznice, it runs along the edge of the Andělské schody nature reserve and natural monument. The distance helps you assess the scope of this route; the description also identifies specific groups for whom it is suitable. When planning, you can consider the length, sequence of places and stated suitability together.

Both the yellow-marked trail and the 14 km route pass through Voznice to Stará Huť, but they start in different named places: Chouzavá and Dobříš, respectively. When choosing, you can compare the starting point, trail marking and stated length of the 14 km route.

Building History and Cultural Connections

House No. 209 is a single-storey log house dating to the 18th century. Residential house No. 64 dates from the 1930s and is considered an example of high-quality Functionalist construction. Together, the two buildings show a shift in time from the 18th century to the Functionalist architecture of the interwar period. If you are interested in local history, the houses offer a concrete comparison of building form and period.

Voznice’s cultural monuments include the statue of St. John of Nepomuk by the dam of Velký rybník. The 1930s link building and cultural history: House No. 64 dates from this period, when Voznice was also a popular retreat for artists from Prague. In the 1940s, the village remained a popular holiday destination for artists from Prague.

Voznické čarodějnice

In a 2026 announcement, the municipality described Voznické čarodějnice as an event open to adults and children. Traditionally, a maypole is erected; the programme included grilling sausages and a community gathering, as well as a witch trail, face painting for children and refreshments. The activities combine the custom with socialising and activities for children.

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