Šafov: Hotels and Accommodation

The village is also home to a sandstone statue of Saint John of Nepomuk on a slender, tall, three-tiered pedestal. The pedestal bears an inscription with the year 1728. The Jewish cemetery in Šafov is not enclosed and lies very close to the village; it contains Baroque and Neoclassical tombstones.

Near Šafov lies Schloßberg, a historic sight considered to be a ruin. Heimatkreuz, a wayside shrine, is also located nearby. In the wider regional surroundings of Šafov lies Karlslust Castle, a chateau.

Šafov is surrounded by five fish-farming ponds: Podvesný, Celniční, Cihelný, Hraniční and Jánský. The ponds closest to Šafov are Podvesný and Celniční.

Several mountains lie in the surroundings of Šafov: Kreuzberg, Goggitschberg, Schwalbenfelsen and Binderberg. In the wider regional surroundings of Šafov lies Papstwarte, a viewpoint.

In the wider travel area around Šafov, a 53 km cycling tour leads to castles and chateaux in the western part of the Czech Podyjí National Park and in Austria’s Thayatal National Park. On its section through the Znojmo area, the Greenway Praha–Wien cycling route passes through Šafov.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Šafov can use this page to find out more about the village.

For further orientation in the same area: Vranov nad Dyjí, Pravice, Dobelice, Lukov, Černín, Havraníky, Kadov, Valtrovice.

For the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.