Vlačice: Hotels and Accommodation

The origins of Vlačice Fortress date back to the 14th century. The monument complex includes a granary and two farm buildings. Most of its present appearance dates from around the turn of the 20th century. At that time, the fortress was also converted into a chicory drying facility. Only part of the surrounding masonry has been preserved in its original form.

Signposted cycle route 0113 passes through Vlačice and connects Rohozec, Žehušice, Bojmany, Vlačice, Vrdy, Žleby and Zehuby.

The Vlačice sheepfold is a manorial sheepfold. The small house next to the Vlačice sheepfold is attributed to the first half of the 19th century due to its similar architectural style. House No. 2 in Vlačice was built of solid stone around the middle of the 19th century and still preserves large windows in their original arrangement.

Žehušicko is an exceptionally well-preserved example of Baroque urban planning and a Baroque-designed cultural landscape with avenues, parks and game preserves belonging to the Žehušicko-Nové Dvory estate.

Other places: Podveky, Čestín, Vodranty, Hraběšín, Kuttenberg, Rohozec, Petrovice Ii, Paběnice

To the main travel overview: Kutná Hora District.