Dražičky: Hotels and Accommodation

In the 14th century, Dražičky belonged to the Příběnice estate. The fortress of Dražičky was built between 1565 and 1589; it was later demolished and probably replaced by a manor house in the 17th century.

The chapel stands in the centre of Dražičky on the village square. Its sandstone portal bears the year 1841 on the keystone, and the chapel was reconstructed in 2006–2007.

The Široká alej barrow cemetery in Dražičky is also known as the “V rybníčkách” cemetery and comprises 91 burial mounds.

The yellow-marked hiking trail from Tábor to Příběnice now follows the historic route via Dražičky, with minor modifications. Cycling is prohibited on this hiking trail.

The “Peninsula between the Lužnice and the Lužnice” route continues via Slapy and Dražičky to Příběnice.

The “Údolí Lužnice a Vlásenického potoka” Natura 2000 site protects ravine and slope forests of the Tilio-Acerion alliance, chasmophytic vegetation of siliceous rocky slopes, and oak-hornbeam forests of the Galio-Carpinetum association.

Other places in the directory: Drhovice, Hodětín, Hlasivo, Slapy, Vilice, Nadějkov, Drahov, Dobronice U Bechyne.

To the higher-level travel overview: Tábor District.