Vratislávka: Hotels and Accommodations

The first written mention of Vratislávka dates back to 1358.

The southern and western parts of Vratislávka’s cadastral area lie in the valley of the Libochovka River.

By public transport, Vratislávka can be reached by train on IDS-JMK line S3 to Tišnov, followed by a bus on IDS-JMK line 336.

By car, Vratislávka can be reached via road II/389 between Tišnov and Stážek.

Víckovský vodopád is a cascading waterfall 4.5 metres high, accessible from Víckov via a forest path.

Víckov is a mountain in the immediate vicinity of Vratislávka. Duforty, Babylon and Ambrožný are mountains in the vicinity of Vratislávka.

A yellow-marked hiking trail runs through part of the Libochovka valley from Meziboří to Jeřábkův mlýn; Vidonín lies on the opposite side of the valley.

A wooden cross near the bus stop in Vratislávka was consecrated in 1999.

A pilgrimage Mass was held at the Chapel of the Virgin Mary in Vratislávka on 27 May 2023.

Refreshments prepared by local housewives were offered after the pilgrimage Mass on 27 May 2023.

Veveří Castle is a castle in the wider regional surroundings of Vratislávka. Brno Zoo is a zoo in the wider regional surroundings of Vratislávka.

Other places: Velatice, Bukovice, Zakřany, Unín, Stanoviště, Chudčice, Veverská Bítýška, Běleč.

To the overarching travel overview: Brno-Country District.