Zbraslavice: Hotels and accommodations

The Church of St. Lawrence features old Baroque carved pews and a pewter baptismal font dated 1602. Its 30-meter-high tower has four bells, originally dating from 1594 and recast after the fire of 1809. On the northwest side of the church, two small round-arched windows and another pointed-arched window opening have also been preserved.

On April 13, 1496, a fire destroyed almost the entire small town of Zbraslavice, while the fortress survived. The Muzeum Ostrov lidových krojů is housed in a former farm building that was used mainly as a cowshed and stable; the central part of the building was residential.

Rybník Pavlovka is a bathing pond for recreation on the edge of the Zbraslavice municipal area. It has grassy areas for relaxing and slides.

The hills U Rápošova [Zbraslavice], U Silnice [Zbraslavice-Hodkov], and Holý vrch [Zbraslavice-Krasoňovice] are located in the immediate vicinity of Zbraslavice. Mount Ostojovka [Ledeč nad Sázavou-Souboř] lies in the surrounding area of Zbraslavice. The Loreto Church lies in the wider regional surroundings of Zbraslavice.

The Zámecký pivovar Zbraslavice brewery builds on the brewing tradition in Zbraslavice, whose origins date back to the 16th century. Zámecký pivovar Zbraslavice brews beer in Bohemia using the original traditional decoction method.

Aeroklub Zbraslavice offers opportunities for gliding, powered flight, and model aviation. Through “Pilotem na víkend,” it offers the public the opportunity to become an aeroclub member for a weekend.

Other places: Červené Janovice, Žehušice, Vlastejovice, Souňov, Miskovice, Samopše, Adamov U Tupadel, Podveky

To the main travel overview: Kutná Hora District.