Drahonín: Hotels and Accommodation

The Trenckova Gorge protected area encompasses the cadastral territories of Drahonín and Víckov. Trenckova Gorge is designated as a natural monument. The protected feature of the Trenckova Gorge natural monument is green kobold moss (Buxbaumia viridis).

The Drahonín–Šafránkův mlýn–Tišnov route leads from Drahonín via Šafránkův mlýn down into the valley of the Loučka River, where it joins the red hiking trail towards Tišnov. A green-marked hiking route to the ruins of Košíkov Castle begins in Drahonín. In the vicinity of Drahonín, the remains of the walls of a powerful prismatic tower and traces of the walls and outer bailey of Košíkov Castle have been preserved.

According to tradition, the famous Pandur Baron Trenck hid in Trenckova Gorge from the soldiers of Empress Maria Theresa. Festive services are held in the Chapel of Christ the King in Drahonín, which was consecrated in 1935. An annual gathering of accordion players takes place at the summer open-air venue in Drahonín.

In the vicinity of Drahonín stands the Šafránkova hunting lodge from 1939, designed by Bohuslav Fuchs. Also in the vicinity of Drahonín stands the historic Šafránkův mlýn from 1666 in the valley of the Loučka River.

Drahonín is integrated into the Integrated Transport System of the South Moravian Region (IDS JMK). The Koupaliště Drahonín outdoor swimming pool is located in the lower part of Drahonín next to the sports complex. It has a children's paddling pool and a 25 × 12 metre pool with regularly cleaned and chemically treated water. It also offers grassy sunbathing areas, a diving tower, a snack stand and sanitary facilities.

To the main travel overview: Brno-Venkov District.

More places within the same destination:

Olší, Viničné Šumice, Popovice, Cvrčovice, Sokolnice, Katov, Čučice, Loděnice.