Kvítkovice: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Kvítkovice
Kvítkovice is located within the Blanský les Protected Landscape Area.
When staying in Kvítkovice, you may wish to focus on booking a hotel.
Nature
The 25-hectare Kvítkovický rybník pond, used for fish farming, lies along the upper course of the Dehtářský potok stream.
On the Way
Hiking trails pass through the Kvítkovice area, and there is also a bridleway. Cycle routes No. 1194 and 1092 meet in Kvítkovice.
Culture and History
The first written references to Kvítkovice date from 1263. The original structure of the farmsteads in Kvítkovice, with their gabled ends facing the village green, has largely been preserved.
A Baroque wayside chapel dating from 1730 stands at the crossroads leading towards Habří and Dubné. The pseudo-Gothic Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary, St. Joseph and St. Adalbert dates from 1902.
The Kvítkovice forge is designated as a cultural landmark of the village. The historic forge, dating from 1823, is now used as a restaurant.
Below the dam of Kvítkovický rybník stands the Nový mlýn mill, with its original mill wheel and millrace still preserved.
More local pages: Drahotieschitz, Rimov, Lišov-Dolní Slověnice, Hartowitz, Plav, Zirnau, Štěpánovice, Strazkovice.
To the higher-level travel overview: České Budějovice District.
