Czech Republic · Plzeňský kraj · Pilsen
Litice, Pilsen — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Litice is a Pilsen district of nearly fourteen square kilometres, holding the Church of Saints Peter and Paul and a memorial to American airmen.
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Where to stay in Litice
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Litice keeps no hotel row. Nearly fourteen square kilometres carry the name, and the register attaches a church, two sundials and a memorial to American airmen to it rather than any run of guest houses. Rooms mean Plzeň.
Anyone drawn out to the Church of Saints Peter and Paul or the Sluneční hodiny v ulici K Valše will be making a return trip the same day.
Few places to stay in Litice — most visitors book in Pilsen nearby.
About Litice
What are the main landmarks in Litice?
Five entries, and two of them tell time. The Sluneční hodiny v Liticích and the Sluneční hodiny v ulici K Valše are both sundials, an unusual pair for a district this size to have on its register. The Church of Saints Peter and Paul is the built anchor.
Beside it the record sets the Výklenek se sochou a památníkem v Liticích and the Památník amerických letců v Liticích, which names American airmen.
What is the history of Litice?
The record for Litice is short on dates. What it carries instead are objects: the Church of Saints Peter and Paul, a Výklenek se sochou a památníkem v Liticích, and the Památník amerických letců v Liticích, which fixes the twentieth century onto a district that otherwise leaves little written behind. Two sundials mark an older way of reading the sky.
Pilsen holds it.
Where is Litice?
Litice runs to nearly fourteen square kilometres of Pilsen, with K Valše among the streets that carry its landmarks. Plzeň encloses it.
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What is the best area to stay in Litice?
Pilsen: beds in Pilsen with a run out to K Valše for its sundial.
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Updated August 2026