Cestovatelský pokoj · Apartmán 2+kk
Craving adventure, distant lands, and discovering unknown corners of our planet? The themed Traveller apartment on prestigious Klatovská třída transports you to the era of legendary expeditions that shaped entire generations. This room pays tribute to the famous Pilsen-born writer and photographer Miroslav Zikmund, who together with Jiří Hanzelka traveled through 112 countries around the world. It offers the perfect retreat for modern-day adventurers, families, and business travelers alike who are looking for accommodation with a unique atmosphere and a strong story.
Whether you're stopping in Pilsen briefly or staying longer, this room offers an inspiring setting where the retro elegance of the golden age of travel meets modern comfort. Follow in the footsteps of Miroslav Zikmund and discover Pilsen.
The location on Klatovská třída is the perfect starting point for exploring the traces this famous traveling duo left behind here.
Pack your bags and start writing your own Pilsen travelogue. Book your stay at VOLTAS and experience accommodation with style, soul, and a scent of faraway places!
- The room's interior is woven through with details that instantly put you in a traveling mood. The centerpiece of the space is a stylish cabinet featuring a historic world map motif, along with other tasteful retro touches evoking legendary expeditions in the iconic Tatra 87 and Tatra 805 cars.
- For moments of rest, the room offers original books written by this famous duo, such as the cult classic Afrika snů a skutečností (Africa of Dreams and Reality).
- Miroslav Zikmund is literally bound to Klatovská třída by fate. From 1930 he studied at what was then the Masaryk Grammar School.
- Fibre Wi-Fi · 1 Gbps
- Smartphone check-in
- Espresso bar + Nespresso
- Weekly housekeeping
- Egyptian cotton linens
- Garage parking · on request
- The Hanzelka and Zikmund exhibition at Pilsen ZooAn absolute must for any guest of this apartment! At Pilsen Zoo you'll find a unique permanent exhibition that maps their journeys across five continents in detail, along with amazing artifacts they brought back from their travels.
- The historic grammar school building (Klatovská 51)Take a pleasant walk along Klatovská třída to what is today the Faculty of Education of the University of West Bohemia, and see the building where Miroslav Zikmund successfully graduated in 1938, before setting off to conquer the world.
- His birth house with a memorial plaqueIf you want to see where the famous traveler first saw the light of day, head to Úslavská street in Pilsen's Slovany district, where his birth house is marked with a memorial plaque.
- The city center and Republic SquareOn foot or by tram, you're minutes from the historic heart of the city, where the majestic Cathedral of St. Bartholomew, great restaurants, cafés, and of course the nearby Pilsner Urquell brewery await you.
Restored 1908 façade. Contemporary zinc-clad rooftop. Two minutes to the tram, twelve to Náměstí Republiky.