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In the wide valley of the Luzenský brook in the middle of the Šumava National Park, samota Březník is located about 7.5 km from Modrava. Březník lies at an altitude of 1126 meters. In the building of the reconstructed historical Schwarzenberg gamekeeper's lodge, there is an information center of the Šumava National Park Administration with a permanent exhibition focusing on the history of the surroundings of Březník and the writer Karel Klostermann. The writer Karel Klostermann placed the plot of his novel From the World of Forest Solitudes in this environment.
The first wooden building was built in Březník in 1804, and in 1856 a new stone house was built. It continued to serve as a hunting lodge until 1951. After that, the house served as a stable for the border company until 1969, since then it has been uninhabited and dilapidated. In 1999, the reconstruction of the former photo gallery began in this beautiful romantic place in the middle of Šumava.

Are you going to go to Šumava to Březník? So you are right with us :-). On the map, you will find webcams from Březník and its surroundings. Do not rely only on the weather forecast, check with us the current status on the spot. Thanks to online footage from the Březník na Šumavě webcams and its surroundings, you can set off at the right time and in sunny weather.

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Take an online webcam from Březník to the top of Luzný in Šumava. The webcam, which is located in the Šumava wilderness called Březník, offers a wonderful view of the Luzen Valley and the Luzný hill. Březník (called Pürstling in German) is located…

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