Horčápsko: Hotels and accommodations

The Horčápsko cultural center rents out a large hall for larger events with a capacity of approximately 80 people. It also rents out a café for smaller meetings and receptions with a capacity of 20 people.

The development of transport routes is also part of the local history. The road from Hrádek via Horčápsko to Tochovice was built in 1928. Construction of the road from Horčápsko to Hráze began in 1932. A cherry tree avenue was planted along the road from Horčápsko to Hráze in 1934. Horčápsko is connected to Příbram and Březnice by bus and rail services.

A historic branch of the road ran east along Horčápský rybník, over the eastern slope of the 538-meter-high Vinice hill, and continued to Březnice. Around Vinice, preserved sunken lanes bear witness to a historic road network. A plague column stands beside the historic road to Březnice. Several sunken lanes have been preserved along the current road, on the historic route from Horčápsko to Hráze.

A second historic branch of the road led from Horčápsko via Hráze, a younger settlement that developed on a dam between two ponds. In Horčápsko, a blue hiking trail serves tourism and leads through important sights and interesting places in the surrounding area.

In the vicinity of Horčápsko, the original synagogue of Březnice was built between 1726 and 1728; it acquired its present appearance in 1874. The same area is home to Březnice Chateau, located approximately three kilometers away, a Renaissance chateau converted from a Gothic fortress and surrounded by an English park.

In the vicinity of Horčápsko, the 2-kilometer circular route through Březnice can be completed on foot and is accessible with a stroller. The fourth station of the pilgrimage route from Březnice to the pilgrimage site of Svatá Hora is located in the cadastral territory of Horčápsko, in front of Višňovka hill.

In the vicinity of Horčápsko, the mill is first mentioned in writing in 1543. The following year, the mill was rebuilt and resumed milling operations for the first time on October 26, 1868.

More local pages: Krásná Hora Nad Vltavou, Vysoká U Příbramě, Bratrikovice, Pečice, Čím, Višňová, Petrovice, Lhota U Příbramě

To the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.