Hajky: Hotels and Accommodation

The Stádlecer Bridge near Hájky is accessible year-round and is also open to cyclists. Several hiking trails lead from the Stádlecer Bridge: a red-marked trail leads upstream to Příběnice Castle or as far as Tábor; downstream, red or blue trails lead to Dobronice Castle, followed by a red trail to Bechyně.

The Chapel of Saint Donát in Hájky has been renovated. In 1869, Hájky was recorded under the name Hájkov; between 1900 and 1910, the forms Hájky and Hájko appear.

The Masopust procession in Hájky and Slavňovice took place in both 2022 and 2023. On Saturday, February 19, 2022, a Masopust procession accompanied by a band took place from 9 a.m. in Hájky and Slavňovice, featuring a total of 30 masks. On February 11, 2023, a Masopust event took place from 9 a.m. in Hájky and Slavňovice, attended by a total of 29 masked participants, including local residents and people from the surrounding area.

The football pitch of TJ Sokol Stádlec is located below Hájky between Stádlec and Slavňovice. The Pašafest music event, Children's Day, and other social events are held irregularly, approximately once a year in summer, at this football pitch.

The workout fitness area is officially called “Odpočívka cyklostezky”. It was built in 2019.

Other pages about localities: Svatá Anna, Vilice, Dolní Hrachovice, Lisky, Mazice, Malsice, Pojbuky-Blatnice, Řípec

To the higher-level travel overview: Tábor District.