Drazov: Hotels and accommodations

At 733 m above sea level, Uhelný vrch, also known as Traben, is the highest point in the cadastral area of Dražov. The summit is one of the prominent peaks of the Slavkovský les, shaped by bodies of basic rocks from the Tertiary period.

The Chapel of Saint Vitus in Dražov is a late Baroque chapel. It was built between 1763 and 1766 on a terrace beside the sloping village square in the center of Dražov and has been protected as a cultural monument since May 3, 1958. It is occasionally accessible.

The mills are also part of the village landscape. The Nesenský mlýn mill has been preserved without major alterations. The surviving mill lies 500 m north of the Dolní Dražov settlement on the Dražovský potok watercourse. Milorův mlýn is an abandoned mill in the center of the settlement.

The local church festival dedicated to Saint Vitus was celebrated on the third Sunday in June and developed into a fair-like folk festival. Iron ore was also mined and transported to the smelters in Pila.

For the overview of the wider travel region: Dallwitz.