Boskovštejn: Hotels and Accommodations

In its middle course, the Jevišovka meanders through a deeply incised, rocky valley in places, featuring scree fields, numerous viewpoints, scree vegetation, floodplain meadows, and thermophilous forests. The nearby Nedveka tributary has a similarly natural character.

Měchounčný kopec lies southwest of Boskovštejn. It is the best-preserved part of the former common pastures and is home to populations of endangered plants. The steppe grasslands on Měchounčný kopec support species-rich communities of warmth- and drought-loving insects and spiders.

The surroundings of Boskovštejn include Václavský Kopec, Příčník, and Stříbrná hora, each of which is classified as a mountain. In the wider regional area lies Schwalbenfelsen, which is also classified as a mountain.

The Chapel of Our Lady of Sorrows stands about one kilometer from Boskovštejn, in the direction of Prokopov, by Kabelka Pond. It is classified as an immovable cultural monument. The castle in Boskovštejn later served as a warehouse and granary.

In the wider regional area of Boskovštejn lies Karlslust Castle, which is classified as a castle. Rabštejn is also located in this wider regional area and is classified as a ruin. The surroundings of Boskovštejn include Heimatkreuz, which is classified as a shrine. Lange Marter is also located in the wider regional area and is likewise classified as a shrine.

The Agro Family Park in Boskovštejn offers guided tours of the farm and petting zoo, complete with explanations. Visitors can feed the animals there and learn more about their care. The Agro Family Park also offers creative workshops and nature-focused activities.

Dobřínsko, Podmolí, Oslnovice, Suchohrdly U Miroslavi, Šanov, Horní Kounice, Bítov and Hodonice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.