Welcome to the Town of
Domazlice

Western Bohemia Region of Czech Republic

(approx. 140 kilometers from Prague)

Domazlice (Taus) with its 11000 inhabitants is one of the largest towns in Sumava Mountains. The first records of Domazlice as a town dates back to 1231. Premysl Otakar II, King of Bohemia ordered Domazlice to be fortified for the purpose of protecting the border with Bavaria. It would remain fortified from 1262 to 1265. Border guards were recruited from the Chodes - free farmers who settled in the vicinity of the Domazlice town. The city was mortgaged to Bavaria in 1331 and lasting until 1419. Under Hussite rule, German citizens were expelled from the city, and since then, the population is predominantly Czech. Prokop the Bald defeated the crusaders of the Holy Roman Empire near Domazlice in 1431. The 15th and 16th century saw Domazlice change hands frequently, but its importance diminished following the end of the 30 Years War. It was not until 1770 that it recovered, largely due to innovations in the textile industry. Within the context of the Czech National Revival, Domazlice became a central place during the 19th century. A pilgrimage took place on August 13, 1938, which developed into a large protest demonstration against the German occupation.

Czech Travel Accommodation in Domazlice

Hotel Koruna, Hotel Sokolsky Dum, Pension Tiffany Bed & Breakfast, Lesana Hotel, Penzion U Chodskeho Hradu, Krystof Kolumbus Hotel, Pension U Martina B&B, Druzba Hotel, Pension Viola, Kalous Hotel, Family Pension B&B, Penzion U Golema, Konselsky Senk Penzion

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