Vilice: Hotels and accommodations

Between Husí hora and Vilice lies a system of three ponds: Velký Vilický rybník, Vilecký rybník, and rybník Biřička. They are also called Prvák, Druhák, and Třeťák. The Vilický potok flows from this pond system and subsequently joins the Blanice River.

In the vicinity of Vilice near Hrnčíře lies Hadce u Hrnčíř, one of three sites in the Czech Republic where the species kuřička hadcová (Minuartia smejkalii) is found.

The site of a former fortress on the Salt Route is one of Vilice’s most important landscape and architectural features. Kříženec was a water fortress with an irregular octagonal ground plan. Remains of the ponds, wetlands, and dams that protected access to Kříženec Fortress are still visible in the surrounding area.

The Kříženec fortification site is an archaeological site with an exceptionally high density of finds. Historically, potters in Hrnčíře produced stoneware pots.

A Jewish cemetery lies in the vicinity of Vilice, east of the road from Elbančice to Vilice. Another Jewish cemetery lies in the vicinity of Vilice near Běleč. It was established before 1723 and preserves around 180 tombstones, including Baroque and Neoclassical tombstones. This cemetery is freely accessible.

Local tourist routes pass through Vilice. Cycling route 1178 connects Miličín and Načeradec.

Other places: Ratiborské Hory, Dolní Hrachovice, Přehořov, Skalice, Mlýny, Černýšovice, Žíšov, Košice U Soběslavi.

For the broader travel overview: Tábor District.