Rohov: Hotels and Accommodation

In Rohov, rural architecture, an educational trail in the Czech-Polish border region, and destinations in the near and wider surroundings can all be found side by side.

Culture

The farm complex in Rohov dates back to 1861. It is a characteristic brick Opava folk dwelling with a portico and a testament to rural residential culture in the second half of the 19th century.

The Chapel of St. Peter and Paul in Rohov was built in 1932. Rohov is also home to a wooden granary, a two-storey folk building from the end of the 19th century that is characteristic of the Hlučínsko region.

The traditional public Rohovský odpust will take place on 27 June 2026 at the site in Kučákovec.

Nature

The “Příroda za rohem Rohova” educational trail is located in the Czech-Polish border region between the municipalities of Rohov, Sudice and Krzanowice. It is an easy route approximately 4 km long. Along the trail, walkers can discover the local flora and fauna; visitors can also learn about the history, traditions and lives of the people in the region.

Landscape

The wider regional surroundings of Rohov are home to Rzuchow Castle - Zameczek, Dzimierz Castle - Zameczek, Czernica Castle - Dworek, Vinná hora hill and Lyski Castle - Zamek.

The immediate surroundings of Rohov also include the “U kaple” hill, the “Za kostelem” hill near Sudice and the “Rozepře” hill near Kobeřice ve Slezsku.

More destinations

More destinations: Strahovice, Kružberk, Opava, Chuchelna, Háj Ve Slezsku, Hlavnice, Těškovice, Branka U Opavy

To the higher-level travel overview: Opava District.