Hostovlice: Hotels and Accommodation

The first documented mention of Hostovlice dates back to 1244. The estate in Hostovlice remained in the possession of the Auersperg family until 1945.

A square bell tower stands on the village green in Hostovlice. There is a local legend about this bell tower entitled “O Hostovlické zvoničce”. In addition, remnants of the so-called “Hladová” Wall have survived in Hostovlice to this day.

Panský rybník is a 0.36-hectare fishing water in the cadastral area of Hostovlice. From 1 August 2026, Panský rybník was opened to anglers as a new shared fishing water.

The Hostovlice Volunteer Fire Brigade association organises the annual raising of the maypole. The Hostovlice sports club also holds a traditional masked parade.

In Hostovlice, the Czech Breeders’ Association organises a winter exhibition of rabbits and pigeons. On 18 and 19 February 2023, this exhibition had already reached its 32nd edition.

A milk vending machine supplied by a local farmer stands at the former site of the agricultural cooperative in Hostovlice.

Buses connect Hostovlice with the surrounding municipalities and the town of Čáslav; nevertheless, individual mobility is required.

Cycling route 0117 runs from Čáslav via Tupadly, Schořov and Bratčice to Hostovlice. In Hostovlice, cycling route 0117 connects to Route 1 towards Ronov nad Doubravou and Třemošnice.

In the surrounding area, Žleby Chateau offers an insight into the everyday life of the nobility in the 19th century. Also in the surrounding area, Žleby Game Park offers special tours that provide families with unique experiences.

You can open more entries directly: Kluky, Paběnice, Semtěš, Malešov, Uhlírské Janovice, Hraběšín, Svatý Mikuláš, Adamov U Tupadel.

To the higher-level travel overview: Kutná Hora District.