Strunkovice nad Volyňkou: Chapel, Village Square and Cycling Route

The railway timetable also provides a useful reference for planning your trip. This helps put Strunkovice nad Volyňkou in context through its local history, connection to the river, cycling and rail links.

Chapel and Village Square

The village square includes the Chapel of St John of Nepomuk and its adjoining green space. The chapel dates from 1883, and St John of Nepomuk is its patron saint. The chapel and green space are therefore both part of the square described here. The year gives the chapel a specific historical connection, while its dedication highlights its ties to the local religious heritage.

Rural Farmstead No. 17

Opposite the chapel, on the north side of the village square, stands rural farmstead No. 17. It is described as a two-storey, brick-built agricultural farmstead. Its features include a gable, an enclosed layout and a barn arranged at right angles. These details describe different aspects of its design: the storeys and masonry, as well as the layout of the farmstead and its barn. Together with the chapel opposite, it creates a clear spatial relationship between two different buildings on the village square. If you are interested in rural architecture, the farmstead offers a specific architectural highlight in the village.

Strunkovice Hillfort

Another aspect of the village’s history is Strunkovice Hillfort, on the plateau and ridge of a hill. It comprises a 0.99-hectare acropolis and a 0.85-hectare outer ward. The separate area figures help distinguish the two sections; the acropolis is slightly larger than the outer ward. This archaeological site differs in its described location and scale from the village square and its buildings. The details about the plateau, hill ridge and areas make the hillfort’s layout easier to understand.

The Volyňka and the Cycling Route

Strunkovice nad Volyňkou lies on the right bank of the Volyňka. The Volyňka cycling route is also closely connected to the river: it follows the river as closely as possible and, according to the route description, has an easy profile. The route is 41 kilometres long and runs between Strakonice and the source of the Volyňka. Strunkovice nad Volyňkou is one of the points of interest along the route. This gives you two different details to help plan your trip: the location on the right bank describes the village, while the distance, endpoints and profile describe the cycling route.

Rail Connections and Trip Planning

Railway line 198, between Strakonice, Vimperk and Volary, runs along the western edge of Strunkovice nad Volyňkou. In the 2026 timetable, Strunkovice nad Volyňkou obec is listed as a scheduled stop. This timetable has been in effect since 14 December 2025. If you plan to travel by train, check the departure times before setting out. The line’s described location and the listed stop are two different points of reference: the line marks the western edge of the village, while the timetable names the specific stop.

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