Mratín: Hotels and Accommodation
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Mratín is home to the Baroque Chapel of Saint Michael the Archangel, dating from the first half of the 18th century. It retains its original interior furnishings; the chapel and the associated grounds are protected as cultural monuments. Next to it stands a horse chestnut designated as a natural monument.
Culture and History
The Chapel of Saint Francis Seraphicus is a Baroque chapel with a square floor plan, built before 1712. It contains a sandstone sculpture of the saint.
Mratín Chateau is a Baroque complex dating from the late 18th century. The chateau grounds include a former stable and a coach house. The former coach house with stables has a largely authentically preserved interior. The chateau grounds also include a statue of Saint John of Nepomuk and parts of the former chateau garden with an enclosing wall.
Mratín is also home to a plastered Empire-style gateway with a semicircular vaulted passageway and the date 1808.
Nature and Trails
The Ďáblický Stream flows through Mratín. A yellow-marked hiking trail leads from Mratín towards Měšice; there are two ponds in the vicinity of Mratín.
The land-use plan of the municipality of Mratín provides for footpaths in the built-up area and the surrounding landscape. It also provides for shared-use cycle paths and cycling connections.
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