Mratín: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Mratín
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.
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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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