Vlkov: Hotels and Accommodation
Vlkov combines a settlement history dating back to the 13th century with Vlkovský rybník, the largest pond in the region. Vlkov also preserves its original rural character and a preserved urban structure that helps visitors understand the historical development of the settlement.
Vlkov-Osová railway station is integrated into an integrated transport system. All platforms at the station are accessible without barriers. In addition, a newly marked riding route leads through Krokočín, Jestřabí, Březka, Nové Sady, Vlkov, Osová and Svatá hora.
Culture
The origins of the Vlkov settlement are connected with the colonization efforts of the Austrian noble brothers Kadolt and Heřman Sirotek in the 13th century. Vlkov was first mentioned in writing in 1349.
Vlkov preserves its original rural character and a preserved urban structure that helps visitors understand the historical development of the settlement. Its architectural heritage includes the production buildings below the dam of Vlkovský rybník, particularly the mill and the sawmill.
In 2026, the traditional pilgrimage in honour of Saint Lawrence was announced in Vlkov.
Nature
Vlkovský rybník has a water surface area of 22 hectares, making it the largest pond in the region. Its shores are home to, among other plants, yellow irises and Parietaria judaica.
Geographical Setting
Duforty is a mountain in the vicinity of Vlkov. Koní hora, Víckov and Ambrožný are mountains in the area around Vlkov.
The wider regional area contains several notable destinations: Zámek Veveří is a castle, while Rabštejn and Tempelštejn are ruins. Brno Zoo is also located in this wider regional area.
Other places: Kundratice, Stránecká Zhoř, Bobrůvka, Rovečné, Vlachovice, Bohdalov, Březské, Křídla.
To the higher-level travel overview: Žďár Nad Sázavou District.
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