Krátká Ves: Hotels and Accommodations

Krátká Ves was first mentioned on January 22, 1303. The Chapel of the Holy Trinity was built in May 1853; its construction was funded through a community collection and voluntary labor.

In the vicinity of Krátká Ves lies the pilgrimage site of Svatá Anna, with a Rococo church built in 1760 and consecrated in 1761. The pilgrimage to Svatá Anna traditionally takes place on the weekend after Saint Anne's name day.

The footpath from the center of Krátká Ves to the pilgrimage site of Svatá Anna, created in 2016, is also frequently used by cyclists. The lime tree avenue connecting Pohled with Svatá Anna is 2.5 kilometers long. The Simtanský stream also rises in the cadastral area of Krátká Ves.

In the immediate vicinity of Krátká Ves lies the hill Ševcův kopec [Česká Bělá]. The mountains Vysoká, Světka, and Rosička are located in the surrounding area.

In the wider regional surroundings of Krátká Ves are Smetanovy sady Park and the Orlík ruins. The ruins of Ronov nad Sázavou Castle are freely accessible to visitors year-round.

A route described as a tour leads to Krátká Ves and meets cycle route No. 4157 in Jilemník.

More local pages:Klokocov, Krásná Hora U Havlíckova Brodu, Habry, Bačkov, Modlíkov, Nová Ves U Světlé, Svetlá Nad Sázavou, Břevnice.

From here, open the aforementioned local pages directly for further regional orientation.

To the higher-level travel overview: Havlíčkův Brod District.