Vracovice: Hotels and accommodations

The historic villagescape is first reflected in the bridge: it has been protected as a cultural monument since May 3, 1958, and is also a remnant of an originally Baroque bridge. Contemporary Rococo enclosure walls with two statues of saints have been preserved; the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk was originally part of the bridge's furnishings.

Sacred architecture includes the Boží muka, an architecturally distinctive wayside shrine dating from the 18th century, as well as the Chapel of St. Michael. It is an architecturally striking late Baroque structure dating from 1764; a sacristy was added to the chapel in 1802.

The Poklona is a small, rustic sacred structure set in an agricultural cultural landscape. The Sýpka-zámeček is a Renaissance château that was converted into a granary during the Baroque period. Several gabled farmhouses standing next to one another and dating from the 19th century have also been preserved in the village center. House number 3 is decorated with an ornament from 1868.

The section of the Mlynářská stezka in the Znojmo region passes through Vracovice. The long-distance thematic Mlynářská stezka cycle route presents the history and numerous features associated with the milling tradition. The Trasa ságy a mýty long-distance cycle route also passes through Vracovice.

Vracovický rybník is located east of Vracovice on the Mramotický potok. Nearby, southwest of Vracovice, lie the floodplain forests of Podyjí National Park.

Other places: Hostěradice, Blanné, Moravský Krumlov, Tavíkovice, Tvořihráz, Ctidružice, Prokopov, Krhovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.