Patokryje: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

In Patokryje, the fortress stands on a gentle hill above the pond in the northwestern built-up part of the municipality. It has a regular rectangular ground plan, several floors, and turrets at the corners; it was first mentioned in 1397. The Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk in Patokryje was built by the municipality with the support of the estate owners, the Lobkowicz family of Bílina, and completed in 1741. In the centre of Patokryje, at house no. 138, there is a restaurant on the upper floor of the municipal building.

Culture and history

The stone atonement cross in Patokryje is listed as a cultural monument. The atonement cross, inventory number 0350, stands in the foundation of the fence surrounding the U Křížku inn and still bears an engraved motif that may depict a chalice with a host or a face.

Patokryjská vlna is a recurring summer event; the edition announced for 2026 was the 16th. In 2026, citizens and visitors were also invited in Patokryje to the traditional burning of witches, “Pálení čarodějnic”.

Landscape and trails

Patokryje lies between the right bank of the Srpina stream and Zlatník Hill, at the beginning of the České středohoří Protected Landscape Area, at an elevation of 221 metres.

The Most – Rudolice nad Bílinou – Patokryje – Korozluky – Zaječice – Polerady – Lišnice – Most cycle route passes through Patokryje and is suitable for parents with children. “Nová voda Patokryje” is a designated non-trout fishing district.

A class III road runs through Patokryje, beginning at the nearby I/13 expressway. The I/13 expressway connects Most with Teplice and Ústí nad Labem; the class III road ends in Lužice.

Other places: Nová Ves V Horách, Želenice, Český Jiřetín, Klíny, Braňany, Brüx, Loučná, Skršín.

To the higher-level travel overview: Most District.