Vráto: Hotels and accommodations

In the center of Vráto stands the Chapel of Saint Wenceslas. Booking a hotel in Vráto can be part of planning your own stay.

Culture

The Chapel of Saint Wenceslas and its grounds are protected as heritage monuments. The building is a rendered rectangular solid structure. Its tower is topped with a lantern, an onion dome, a finial, and a cross.

The history of the settlement dates back at least to the Middle Ages: Vráto has been documented under the German name Brod since 1375. The settlement was founded at the intersection of a long-distance road from České Budějovice and an abandoned road to Dubičné. In the wider vicinity of Vráto were historic mines, including Dvanácti tisíc rytířů, Boží dar, and Zlatý lev.

Nature

The Vrátecký potok flows through Vráto. It is a small right-bank tributary of the Dobrovodský potok.

The Borovanský vrch mountain [Borovany-Dvorec u Třebče] is located near Vráto. The nearby area also includes the Baba hill [Jivno] and the Výhon hill [České Budějovice-Třebotovice]. Mount Skalka lies in the wider regional vicinity of Vráto.

Ranč Vráto offers riding lessons and Western riding training, as well as guided horseback rides in nature.

Other places: Komarice, Habří, Pasinovice, Branischen, Olešnice U Českých Budějovic, Modrá Hůrka, Jivno, Lipnice.

For the overarching travel overview: Okres České Budějovice.