Mačkov: Hotels and Accommodation

Mačkov showcases several tangible testimonies to its history within a compact area, as well as distinctive routes through the surrounding area. A chapel is a defining feature of the village’s central public space; the centre is also home to a wooden bell tower clad in sheet metal, with the year 1809 displayed above its entrance.

Those wishing to book a hotel in Mačkov can specify the village as their accommodation search destination.

Culture and Local Features

The architectural heritage includes the semi-cleared farmhouse No. 27. It is an immovable cultural monument, was probably built towards the end of the 18th century, and preserves valuable interiors with log construction, wooden-beamed ceilings and vaulted sections.

West of Mačkov stands an ornate cast-iron cross. In the centre, a monument commemorates those who fell in the First World War. The foundation stone for the monument to K. H. Borovský was laid in 1906; it stands on a hill east of Mačkov. The Mačkov quarry is designated as a bathing site.

Routes and Connections

Cycle Route 312 runs through Mačkov and connects Blatná, Jindřichovice, Bratronice, Mečíchov and Horažďovice along this section. A newly built cycle path runs between Blatná and Mačkov and is also suitable for pedestrians. The dam of the Great Mačkovský Pond is recommended as a stop on the route between Blatná and Mačkov.

The Strakonice–Blatná railway line runs through the Mačkov area.

Other places in the selection include Chobot, Volyně, Dolní Porící, Hájek U Bavorova, Bratronice, Štěchovice, Milejovice and Pivkovice.

For the broader travel overview: Strakonice District.