Kravsko: Hotels and Accommodation
Kravsko Chateau is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. It is a two-storey Neoclassical chateau. In front of its courtyard stands a Rococo statue of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga from 1847.
Culture
The original residence in Kravsko can be dated approximately to around 1740 and was intended for an abbot. The local architectural history also includes the Chapel of Our Lady of Help: the simple building has a rectangular floor plan, a semicircular apse, and a projecting prismatic bell tower.
The Kocanda complex combines art-historical and technical cultural heritage. The Kocanda ceramics factory was founded in 1823. Between 2017 and 2020, the former ceramics factory was converted into a guesthouse and a venue for social events. Wine tastings are offered directly on site at Kocanda.
Below the chateau hill lies the former manorial brewery, founded in 1579 by Šebestián Freytag z Čepiroh. Beer was brewed there until 1899. Part of the cellars of this former manorial brewery has been restored, while another part has been preserved in its original form.
Routes
The Mlynářská Trail passes through Kravsko and connects the Vysočina Region with South Moravia and Lower Austria.
Anyone looking for a hotel in Kravsko is planning accommodation directly in the village.
Nature
The chateau park in Kravsko is open to the public and includes a pond. The Stezka Zámeckým parkem KRAVSKO runs through the park; it was created as an approximately 2.1-kilometre nature-focused educational trail with nine stops and was classified as easy; in the long term, it is not maintained.
More local pages: Hostim, Hrušovany Nad Jevišovkou, Pavlice, Horní Břečkov, Havraníky, Štítary, Morašice, Výrovice
To the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.
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