Luckovice: Hotels and accommodations

Lučkovice originated in the Middle Ages; the village was first mentioned in 1227. The historical character of the village is reflected in individual buildings and monuments.

If you would like to book a hotel in Lučkovice, focus your accommodation choice directly on the village.

Culture and history

The chapel in Lučkovice has an octagonal floor plan, a tent roof with a small turret, and combines Empire and Neo-Gothic elements. The statue of Saint John of Nepomuk is listed among the cultural monuments of the Písek District. The wayside shrine in Lučkovice is also protected as a cultural monument.

Farmstead No. 26 is considered the most significant monument of folk architecture in Lučkovice. It is located on the southern side of the village green; only two of the farmsteads in the row have been preserved in unchanged condition.

Events

The Svatováclavská pouť pilgrimage is scheduled to take place in Lučkovice on September 26, 2026. Its program includes children's workshops, horseback riding, a fair, and dance events.

The Letní Fusioon Camp is planned to take place in Lučkovice at the end of August 2026 as a one-week dance camp for children and young people aged 8 to 18. The camp's program includes street dance, workshops, choreographies, dance challenges, an evening program, a disco, and games.

Family

The Kašpárek Family Center offers meetings for parents and preschool-aged children in Lučkovice. The family center organizes leisure activities such as exercise classes, interest groups, workshops, courses, seminars, discussion groups, lectures, and other cultural events.

Other places: Slabčice, Kožlí, Cimelice, Štědronín-Plazy, Dobev, Boudy, Božetice, Zvíkovské Podhradí

To the higher-level travel overview: Písek District.