Vranov: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Church of St. Wenceslas is a defining landmark of Vranov; its square tower and onion-shaped dome are particularly noteworthy.

Culture and history

The oldest part of the Church of St. Wenceslas is the present-day sacristy, which was originally a church dating from the 10th century. The church is home to the bell known as “Meduný”, which dates from the reign of Charles IV. The Vranov municipality’s event calendars list the “Přehlídka hudeb” event for 2025 and 2026.

Landscape

The Meduná hill [Vranovská Lhota] is located in the vicinity of Vranov. The Vepří hill [Přestavlky u Čerčan] and the Horka hill [Chocerady-Vestec] are also located nearby. The Žebrák mountain is located in the wider region surrounding Vranov.

Regional culture

The Práče fort is located in the wider region surrounding Vranov. The Loreta church is also located in the wider region. The Vranovsko region and its surroundings served as the setting for writer Karel Nový’s trilogy “Železný kruh”.

Other places

Other places: Zdislavice, Keblov, Vsetice, Ratměřice, Xaverov, Jankov, Neveklov, Lipiny U Radosovic

To the main travel overview: Benešov District.