Informační centrum Kamýk nad Vltavou - Kamýk nad Vltavou 69

I have never seen such an insanely marked info center. One has to go to the municipal office and then there are no signs on the individual doors inside where the information center is located.

Kamýk nad Vltavou lies in a quiet and peaceful valley, surrounding the calm Vltava. At the end of the 10th century, the Přemyslids probably founded several manors here, including the local Vrškamýk castle with a hunting guard and a small settlement under the castle called Kamýk (after the large stones or protruding rocks on the hill - then called Kamýky). It is interesting that even though you are in the heart of Bohemia, the local landscape seems more remote and isolated than many border places. If you do not arrive by car or cross the river, the details of transport in the local information center will definitely come in handy. On Saturday, after lunch in the middle of the season, Kamýk runs the only direct bus to Prague. IDOS offered me a connection to K "žecí "in Prague's Smíchov to the" side "Sedlčany. On foot it was unfortunately too hot on a hot summer day (just over 20 km). The helpful and kind staff in the information center deserves praise, who also tried to advise on possible accommodation. If you are planning to visit Kamýk, it may not be a bad idea to stay for a few days and plan as far in advance as possible. The stones from the nearby Vrškamýk Castle are worth a visit directly in the IC. Kamýk nad Vltavou lies in a quiet and peaceful valley, surrounding the peaceful Vltava stream. At the end of the 10th century the Přemyslids probably founded several courtyards here, including the local castle Vrškamýk with a hunting supervisor and a small settlement under the castle called Kamýk (according to the large stones or protruding rocks on the top of local hills, called Kamýk at those times). Interestingly, although you are in the heart of Bohemia, the countryside seems to be more faraway and more isolated than many border places. If you do not arrive by your own car or do not ride a river, you will definitely come to the details of the traffic at the local infocenter. On Saturday, after lunch in the middle of the season, the only direct bus to Prague passes through Kamýk. To the nearby Sedlčany timetable offered me a connection through the Knížecí in Smíchov, Prague which gives a travel time between 4 - 5 hours). By walking it was unfortunately too much on this hot summer day (over 20 km). Cheerful and loving service at the Infocenter, which tried to advise on possible accommodation, deserves praise. If you plan to visit Kamýk, maybe it's not a bad idea to stay for a few days and plan everything in advance. The stones from the nearby Vrškamýk Castle are worth seeing directly in the infocenter.