Bojanovice: Hotels and Accommodation

Jankovec is a Natura 2000 site of European importance for the protection of the fire-bellied toad. In Jankovec, extensively managed ponds with near-natural shores and puddles on forest tracks in a large forest complex with a high proportion of deciduous trees serve as habitats for the fire-bellied toad.

U Huberta is a nature monument covering an area of 1.7676 hectares. U Huberta protects wetlands and temporarily waterlogged areas as habitats for the great crested newt and other rare plant and animal species.

In the immediate vicinity of Bojanovice is Václavský Kopec, a mountain. Příčník, Stříbrná hora and Swallow Rocks are located in the surroundings of Bojanovice; all three are mountains.

The Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk stands in the centre of Bojanovice. No regular services are held in this chapel. The St. Hubert site near Bojanovice was mentioned in the period between the two world wars as a possible excursion destination for the local population.

Bojanovice is mentioned in connection with the Horácko resistance group near Jevišovice.

In the wider regional surroundings of Bojanovice are Karlslust Castle, a castle, the Rabštejn ruins, the Heimatkreuz wayside shrine and the ruins of Tempelštejn.

The “Vědecké Centrum Galaxie” summer camp takes place at the TZ Pila holiday camp near Bojanovice u Znojma.

More local pages: Žerůtky, Šanov, Ctidružice, Morašice, Plaveč, Jevisovice, Hodonice, Zblovice

To the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.