Kačlehy: Hotels and Accommodation

Kačlehy is located in Česká Kanada Nature Park and the gently rolling Javořická vrchovina hills. If you choose Kačlehy as your destination, booking a hotel can be part of planning your stay.

Nature

Within the cadastral area of Kačlehy, the Krvavý a Kačležský rybník National Nature Monument protects natural alder and willow forests in wetlands, transitional marshes, reed beds and wet meadows.

Culture and History

The history of Kačlehy dates back to 13 June 1399. Historically, the area of Kačlehy lay on the strategic border between Bohemia, Moravia and Vitorazsko.

The elliptical village green in the upper part of Kačlehy is dominated by a Baroque-Empire chapel dating from 1804. This chapel has its original, functioning clock mechanism, which strikes on the hour and every quarter-hour.

Kačlehy has 41 buildings, most of which date from the second half of the 19th century. They are predominantly enclosed farmsteads with typical carriage gates and discreetly decorated gables.

The niche chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk in Kačlehy is a brick niche chapel of folk origin with a deep niche and a polychrome statue. It has been protected as a cultural monument since 1958.

The Chapel of the Virgin Mary and the adjacent cross in Kačlehy have been jointly protected as a cultural monument since 1958. The Chapel of the Virgin Mary and the adjacent cross are occasionally accessible.

Trails

A yellow hiking trail marking runs through the niche chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk in Kačlehy, from the narrow-gauge railway stop in Blažejov to Landštejn Castle.

Other Places

Other places: Lodhéřov, Peč, Bednárec, Jarosov Nad Nezarkou, Dešná U Dačic, Cizkrajov, Višňová U Kardašovy Řečice, Volfířov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.