Česká: Hotels and Accommodations

The Šiberná natural monument lies on the northern cadastral boundary of Česká. The wooded ridge of Kuřimská hora forms the western cadastral boundary and is also part of Baba Nature Park. A hiking route between Kuřim and Bystrc leads through the nature park.

At the eastern edge of the cadastral area of Česká lies the Ponávka Valley, with a cascade of several ponds. The marked Stezka zdraví health trail, equipped with information boards, leads through the valley. The Ponávka Valley contains wetlands with numerous marsh plants; frogs and grass snakes live in this area.

The stone bell tower in Česká was built at the end of the 18th century. A chapel was added to it in 1902. The bell in the bell tower was cast in 1813 and brought from Brno.

At the intersection of the roads to Lelekovice stands a stone cross erected by the municipality of Cinsendorf in 1883. The monument to the victims of the First and Second World Wars in Česká was created in 1921.

The Hody festival takes place in Česká every year. The Pálení čarodějnic event held there is particularly popular with children. The Pohádkový les event is also held on the occasion of Children's Day. The local Čedivadlo is also gaining popularity.

Česká is connected to Brno by public transport line 304. The Přejezd Moravy event runs from the border crossing to Poland to Česká; the route is approximately 150 kilometers long.

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To the higher-level travel overview: Brno-Country District.