Vlastejovice: Hotels and Accommodation

The Sázava is 218 km long, of which 208 km are navigable, though not year-round. The magnetite deposit on Fiolník above Vlastějovice contained more than 60% iron. Fiolník is characterised by its natural wealth.

The Posázavská Cycling Route No. 19 passes through Vlastějovice. In the immediate vicinity, a 2 km-long cycle route leads from Vlastějovice towards Budčice to a weir with seating and refreshment facilities. There is a boat rental service at the weir near Budčice.

There is a source of drinking water on the road from Vlastějovice towards Pertoltice. The Posázavská Cycling Route No. 19 also runs along the section of road from Vlastějovice towards Pertoltice; the source offers an opportunity to refresh yourself and rest.

Fishing is possible on the Sázava in Vlastějovice. The SÁZAVA 10 fishing grounds, managed by MO ČRS Vlastějovice and bearing the fishing-ground number 411 081, extend from the weir in Březina near Vlastějovice to the weir of the mill in Chřenovice; the section is 8 km long and covers 28 ha.

Vlastějovice (Wlastyegowicz) was first mentioned in 1413 as a village belonging to the parish of Pertoltice. On 1 February 1540, Vlastějovice was elevated to a market town. A Gothic mining church stood on Fiolník mountain northeast of Vlastějovice; it was dissolved during the Josephine reforms.

Dům s kaplí originated as a 16th-century fortress and was converted into a Baroque chateau after 1689. Dům s kaplí is a cultural monument in Vlastějovice. A low building with the Baroque Chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene has been preserved from the chateau.

Other local pages in the same area: Caslav, Žáky, Horka I, Chabeřice, Vodranty, Vlačice, Sudějov, Zleby.

To the higher-level travel overview: Kutná Hora District.