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Chotyně Railway stop

Chotyně
železniční zastávka 1920 Cultural monument No barrier-free access Audio guide Zdarma Náročná Updated 05.09.2026
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Chotyně is located in the northeast part of the village Chotyně in XZ1 From the Xx region, near the river Lusatian Nisa at an altitude of 260 metres. The stop is located on the unelectrified track Liberec-Zittau, between the station Hradek nad Nisou and the stop White Church above Nisou. In fact, it is one of the stories of railways that shaped the Northern Bohemia landscape and linked the South of the Czech Republic to German industrial centres.

The station was opened on 1 December 1859 by Saxon company Zittau-Reichenberger Eisenbahngesellschaft, which at that time built a railway connection from Liberec to the Zittau region. In the same year in 1859, Liberec was brought by the South North German connecting track from Pardubice and Turnova. The Chotyňská stop was built according to the typical construction pattern used in the construction of the railway network in the region.

Other stages of ownership simply follow Europe's political history. In 1905, as a result of an international treaty between Austria and Hungary and Saxony, the railway company went under the administration of the Royal Saxon State Railways. After the First World War, in 1920, the Saxon State Railways incorporated the German Reich Railways, which became the owner until 1945. They then took over the route and stop of the Czechoslovak state track.

The building is a typical example of railway architecture in Art Nouveau style. There is one edge platform equipped with shelter. However, since the 1990s, the building has no longer been used for runway operation and is gradually fading. For years of abandonment and non-maintenance, it meant that the important transport hub left only a memory in the form of a decaying building.

A rather surprising turn came in 2020, when the building was declared a cultural monument. Although the Railway Administration has brought a breakdown against this decision, the Ministry of Culture rejected it the same year. Thanks to this, the Railway Administration has reassessed its original demolition plans and is now planning to repair the building. The municipality Chotyně, which is planning to establish a scout base, also has a long-term interest in maintaining the building. Petitions by citizens against the demolition of the building also indicate that local communities value the historical values of the building. Today, Chotyně represents an exemplary place where the cultured decision to defend against destruction and open the perspective of a new story.

Historical milestones

20
Declaration of the building stop cultural monument.

Architectural development

The stop was built in 1920 as a Art Nouveau building. It was originally used for rail operation, but since the 1990s it has not been used and started to disintegrate.

Historical events

1859
Opening of station Chotyně by Zittau-Reichenberger Eisenbahngesellschaft.
1905
Taking over the station into the property of the Royal Saxon State Railways.
1945
The station was transferred to the administration of the Czechoslovak State Railways.

Owners

Zittau-Reichenberger Eisenbahngesellschaft (1859), Royal Saxon State Railways (1905), German Reich Railways (1920-1945), Czechoslovak State Railways (after 1945)

Points of interest

- Chotyně is located in the northeast part of the village Chotyně in XZ1 From the XX region, near the river Lusatian Nisa.

- The stop is located on the unelectrified track Liberec-Zittau, between the station Hradek nad Nisou and the stop White Church above Nisou.

- The station was opened on 1 December 1859 by Saxon company Zittau-Reichenberger Eisenbahngesellschaft.

- The building is a typical example of railway architecture in Art Nouveau style.

- In 2020, the building was declared a cultural monument.

Guide

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Welcome! You are standing in front of one of the most interesting railway stops in the LiberecK region. Chotyně, this historical monument, stands before you in the southern part of the village Chotyně, near the river Lusatian Nisa. I'm sure its unique architecture will interest you and bring you into the world of the past.

Let's move forward in time and figure out how this stop got to its current state. The Chotyně stop was built in 1920 and is a typical example of Art Nouveau architecture. Its creation is linked to the development of rail transport in the region. At that time, the railway link between Liberec and Zittau was very important and therefore this stop was built to perform its function.

Now pay attention to the architecture of this stop. Notice how her facade opens towards the word Lusatian Nisa. This is a very interesting detail, which shows that architects were trying to establish a link between the railway station and the natural environment. See also the facade where you will find unique details that are typical of Art Nouveau architecture. Their style is very remarkable and gives this stop its uniqueness.

Chotyně is located in the northeast part of the village Chotyně in XZ1 From the XX region, near the river Lusatian Nisa. The stop is located on the unelectrified track Liberec-Zittau, between the station Hradek nad Nisou and the stop White Church above Nisou. The station was opened on 1 December 1859 by the Saxon company Zittau-Reichenberg. Although it is no longer used for rail traffic, it was declared a cultural monument in 2020.

There are many interesting things that may interest you. One of them is the fact that Chotyně lies near the river Lusatian Nisa. Take this opportunity to explore the river and its surroundings. It's a great way to get to know nature and feel at ease.

Today we stop at Chotyně and look at its history and architecture. It's a great opportunity for you to meet this place and its significance. We hope that our tour Chotyně pleased you and that you have learned something new about this historical monument. When leaving, watch your steps because Chotyně is full of interesting details and historical clues.

Tips for visitors

The best time to visit Chotyně is in the spring and autumn months when there is a quieter atmosphere and nature offers unforgettable views. Sunny days are ideal for viewing historical elements of the railway stop.

Parking can be found near the stop, but we recommend checking the actual availability of parking lots before visiting. For those travelling by public transport, the railway station Chotyně is well connected to the surrounding areas.

When visiting, remember comfortable shoes and protective clothing, especially if you plan to walk around. Photos of the stop are best captured in natural light, so we recommend visiting the place at the beginning of the day or evening.

In the vicinity of Chotyně it is possible to explore the river Lusatian Nisu and its natural beauty. For families with children it can be interesting to visit the surrounding forests where you can take short walks or picnics.

Frequently asked questions

Is Chotyně open to the public?

Yes, Chotyně is open to the public. The monument is open all year round, but the best time to visit is from April to October, when the weather is quietest and weakest.

How do I get to the place by car / public transport?

Chotyně is available by bus No. 1 from Liberec or by car on Road II / 292. Parking is possible before the monument or in the nearby area.

How much is the entrance fee and is it paid on the spot?

Payment takes place directly at the entrance where all normal payment systems are accepted.

Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?

Yes, Chotyně is suitable for families with children and seniors. The monument has flat surfaces and narrow pavements that are accessible to all visitors.

How long does the tour take?

The tour Chotyně usually takes 1-2 hours, depending on how much time you spend in each part of the monument.

What are the opening times and booking is required?

Chotyně is open all year round from 9: 00 to 5: 00. Reservation is not necessary, but it is recommended for groups over 10 people.

What's interesting in the immediate vicinity?

Near Chotyně there are woods and river Lusicka Nisa, which are suitable for bike trips or walking. In the village Chotyně you can visit the local museum or take a trip to the city Liberec.

For kids

Imagine going back to the past, when our country was full of castles and castle lords. Chotyně was a small village at the time, where people who lived on land and grain lived.

The railroad wasn't here at the time, but today there's a railway stop that has its own story. It is located at an altitude of 260 metres above sea level, so if you look out the train window, you will see an amazing view of the surrounding landscape.

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Nearby

The surrounding landscape consists of forests and the river Lusatian Nisou. The village Chotyně and the city Liberec are nearby.

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Themed route

Start with Chotyně and go to Liberecka, where to stop at LiberecKM museum (about 2 km). Interesting exhibitions and exhibitions here represent the history and culture of the region.

Continue to LiberecZXGarden (about 1 km). It is famous for its floral orchards and romantic paths.

Follow the cycle path and reach Chotyně (about 4 km).

Seasonal recommendations

Spring: Spring is the perfect time to visit Chotyně because nature around the railway stop begins to bloom. Forests are green and flowers bloom, creating a pleasant atmosphere. Lighting is neutral in this period, so you can fully enjoy natural beauty. We recommend visiting Chotyni early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds of tourists. Remember to wear warm clothes because temperatures can be unstable during this period.

Summer: In summer Chotyně is very popular with tourists who come on trips. We recommend showing up here sooner, because later there will be a larger crowd. Forests are green and flowers bloom, creating a pleasant atmosphere. Lighting is neutral in this period, so you can fully enjoy natural beauty. Do not build up your bring enough water and besiege warm clothes because temperatures can be very high in this period.

Autumn: In autumn Chotyně is beautiful because the forests are beginning to change colors. Green leaves turn yellow and red, creating a pleasant atmosphere. Lighting is neutral in this period, so you can fully enjoy natural beauty. We recommend visiting Chotyni early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds of tourists. Don't build up your warm clothes because temperatures can be cold during this period.

Winter: In winter Chotyně is calm and quiet. The woods are covered in snow and the lighting is strange at this time. We recommend visiting Chotyni early in the morning or late in the afternoon because the opening hours are shorter in this period. Do not build up your bring warm clothes and shoes with good insulation because temperatures can be very low in this period.

Visualizations and artistic views

Chotyně – letecký pohled
Letecký pohled
Chotyně – spring
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Chotyně – summer
Léto
Chotyně – autumn
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Chotyně – winter
Zima
Chotyně – akvarel
Akvarel
Chotyně – noc
Noční záběr
Chotyně – iluminace
Iluminace

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Fotografie: Una von Üxküll / CC BY-SA 4.0 — Wikimedia Commons. Autor a licence se zobrazí i po najetí na snímek.

Faktickým podkladem tohoto textu byl článek na Wikipedii, jehož autory jsou přispěvatelé Wikipedie. Článek je dostupný pod licencí CC BY-SA 4.0.

Monument information

Municipality Chotyně
Region Liberecký kraj
Type Railway stop
Built 1920
Century 20 cent.
Style / Period secese
Protection Cultural monument
Condition
Accessible No
Parking None
Dogs Not allowed

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