Malé Chrášťany: Hotels and Accommodation

Malé Chrášťany is one of the central villages in the region historically known as Zbudovská Blata. The landscape of this region is flat and connected by a network of cycle paths.

If you would like to book a hotel in Malé Chrášťany, this accommodation decision forms part of your personal travel planning.

Culture and History

At the southern edge of Malé Chrášťany stands the niche chapel of St. Adalbert. The small brick building, with a rectangular ground plan, was built by Šebestián Brenner in 1860–1862 and faces south. The chapel served as a place for the final farewell to the deceased.

Several enclosed farmsteads form part of the historic village character. Malé Chrášťany No. 3 has a two-gabled rural Baroque façade with a gate and wicket gate leading to the village square; the buildings are grouped around a courtyard.

The enclosed farmstead at Malé Chrášťany No. 4 also has a two-gabled rural Baroque façade with a gate and wicket gate leading to the village square; its buildings are grouped around a courtyard. The complex also includes a granary with a rural Baroque gable and adjoining stables. The granary is connected to the residential building by an enclosing wall with a gate and wicket gate.

The Baroque farmstead at Malé Chrášťany No. 4 (Boží Oko 1) was converted from a medieval wooden log house in 1850; the work was carried out by Šebastian Brenner.

The enclosed farmstead at Malé Chrášťany No. 5 is located on the western side of the village square. It has a two-gabled rural Baroque façade with a combined gate and wicket gate facing the village square.

Cycling

Cycle Route No. 1083 runs through Malé Chrášťany from Plástovice to Břehov.

The “Kolem Pištína na Blata” cycle loop also passes through the village. It is approximately 24 km long, is considered easy, and is aimed primarily at families with children and seniors.

A scheduled bus from České Budějovice to Sedlec runs as far as Malé Chrášťany.

Other places: Vráto, Hůrky, Unter Bukowsko, Neplachov, Polzov, Vitín, Roudné, Julienhain

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres České Budějovice.