Sedlec: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Sedlec
Prčice lies in a basin locally known as “Český Merán.”
Culture
House No. 6 on Vítkovo náměstí in Prčice is part of the oldest historic development. Since 2009, it has been listed as a cultural monument.
The Church of St. Lawrence in Prčice is originally Romanesque; it was founded in the 12th century or possibly as early as the 11th century. A concert is held there every year as part of the Czech Organ Festival.
The plague chapel in Prčice was built after the plague epidemic of 1680 and is a protected monument. The Prčice château building also contains a very well-preserved late Gothic, two-storey fortress.
The Karla-Burky Bridge was completed in 1822 as a direct connection between Sedlec and Prčice. It is a 200 m-long masonry structure with three vaulted openings.
Routes and events
Vítkovo náměstí in Prčice is the first stop on the “From the Vítkov Rose to the Miraculous Spring” educational trail. The trail is 7.3 km long and runs through the immediate surroundings of Sedlec-Prčice.
The Praha–Prčice March has a history dating back to 1966. It takes place every year on the third Saturday in May.
The Sedlčany-Robinova Route leads from the north to Prčice and begins in Sedlčany.
Regional specialty
In Sedlec, the Vítek z Prčice brewery brews unfiltered yeast beer.
More local pages: Petrovice, Bohutín, Dubenec, Nepomuk Pod Třemšínem, Počepice, Volenice, Rozmital - Skuhrov, Prčice.
To the higher-level travel overview: Příbram District.
