Kratochvilka: Hotels and Accommodations
The T. G. Masaryk Monument is one of Kratochvilka’s most significant tourist attractions. The town can be explored through its history, culture, and landscape alike.
Culture and History
The nearby coal mines of Zbýšov contributed to the development of Kratochvilka. The Síčka mine was located in the cadastral territory of the municipality of Kratochvilka. The settlement later took its name from the Kratochvilka inn, which was first mentioned as early as 1626.
Geographical Location
Tempelštejn is a ruin in the surroundings of Kratochvilka. Also located nearby are Brno Zoo, a zoo, and Kaple sv. Petra a Pavla, a church. Rabštejn is a ruin in the wider regional surroundings of Kratochvilka.
The Rosice–Neslovice–Kratochvilka cycling route is 4 km long.
Nature
Leskoun is a mountain in the wider regional surroundings of Kratochvilka. The nearby hills include Trojice, Kopaniny [Rosice], and Bučina [Tetčice].
Rybičková skála is a significant paleontological site with fossils from the Upper Paleozoic (Permian), particularly fish fossils.
Other places: Lelekovice, Babice U Rosic, Syrovice, Rajhradice, Neslovice, Rozdrojovice, Žabčice, Drahonín.
To the higher-level travel overview: Brno-Venkov District.
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