Borušov: Hotels and Accommodation

The place name Borušov is derived from the name of the feudal lord Boreš z Rýzmburka, who carried out colonisation here in the mid-13th century. In 1398, Borušov and its forests appear among the possessions of the Moravská Třebová estate.

Townscape and History

The architectural landmark of Borušov is a chapel in the southern part of the village. Four crosses are located in various parts of Borušov. The Formanský kříž is one of the atonement crosses of Borušov; the Cikánský kříž of Borušov is considered an atonement cross. Traces of former sandstone quarrying can also be found around Borušov.

Water and Landscape

The Svojanov district near Borušov is used for recreational purposes and includes two water reservoirs. The Svojanov reservoir near Borušov is part of the Mírovka 1 fishing district, No. 473 101. The Borušovský potok stream rises in the forests above the village of Borušov.

Leisure and Exercise

Borušov has a multi-purpose sports field with areas for football, volleyball and children. A winding and steep forest road runs through the woods and is challenging for cyclists.

Transport Connections

Borušov is located on the E35 national road towards Mohelnice. Bus connections link the village with the surrounding municipalities and the nearby town.

Other places: Pohledy, Študlov, Mladějov Na Moravě, Bohuňov, Rozstání, Rudná, Kunčina, Vysoká U Jevíčka

For the overarching travel overview: Svitavy District.