The village of Vlčice is located in Podkrkonoší near the district town of Trutnov with a view of Černá hora, a member of the Voluntary Union of Podkrkonoší municipalities.
The village is located on the Vlčické stream, 5 kilometers west of Trutnov. 566 inhabitants live here. The village consists of two cadastral territories: Vlčice u Trutnova and Hrádeček.
The first written mention of the village dates from 1362. From about the 15th to the 17th century it was owned by the Zilvar family from Silberštejn. In 1628, Jan Amos Komenský spent his last night in Bohemia before going into exile here. In 1675 Jan Adolf from Schwarzenberg bought the Vlčice estate. In the vicinity of Vlčice there are two castle ruins - Horní Vlčice and Břecštejn.
Landmarks:
- Vlčice Castle
- Horní Vlčice Castle
- Church of St. Audrey
- Statue of Saint Florian
- Statue of Saint John of Nepomuk
- Statue of Saint John of Nepomuk with angels
- Parsonage.
Civic amenities:
- school and kindergarten
- a cultural center with a restaurant
- restaurant U Dalibora
- asphalt multi-purpose playground
- football grass field.