Květnice: Hotels and Accommodation

Květnice lies on both banks of the Výmola stream in a flat landscape east of Prague. Mlýnský rybník is located on the Výmola, a flow-through pond at river kilometre 2.08 north of Květnice’s historic buildings.

History and Culture

The fortress of Květnice was probably built around 1390. The stone bridge at the corner of K Dobročovicům and Ke Tvrzi streets in Květnice carries a local road across the Výmola stream.

The Květnický Mill complex comprises a farmyard and an interwar villa and is associated with Mlýnský rybník. The Nadační fond Květnický mlýn organises concerts and other cultural events in Květnice.

Leisure

The programme of the open-air cinema in Květnice includes family films, Czech classics and new releases.

At its opening on 27 March 2026, the multi-purpose sports court in Květnice was open to the public; regular use was free of charge. From 1 April 2026, the multi-purpose sports court was scheduled to have opening hours from 08:00 to 22:00 from 1 April to 30 September and from 10:00 to 20:00 from 1 October to 31 March.

Geographical Context

Práče is a fortress in the vicinity of Květnice.

The Rudolfinum Gallery is a museum in the wider regional surroundings of Květnice. The Golz-Kinsky Palace is a palace in the wider regional surroundings of Květnice. Palác Kinských is also a palace in the wider regional surroundings of Květnice.

Velké Benátky, Veslařský ostrov, Slovanský ostrov and Střelecký ostrov are islands in the wider regional surroundings of Květnice.

Other places: Radějovice, Jevany, Veliká Ves, Modletice, Mratín, Nový Vestec, Nove Jirny, Louňovice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Praha-Východ.