Bukovice: Hotels and accommodations

The Pod Myšníkem pond was created in 1998 by Ing. Haška. It is a popular local destination for walks.

The “Památník lesa” forest monument offers a place to rest at the edge of the meadows and is dedicated to the local forests. At a crossroads, there is also a stone table and a seat that were installed for the 750th anniversary of Bukovice.

The Chapel of St. Anne in Bukovice was reconstructed in 2005, including its shingle roof and an automatic bell-ringing system. Near the chapel, the cross stone in Bukovice still features a recognizable relief of a Calvary cross.

The Easter tradition of “Velikonoční mrskut” in Bukovice consists of groups of boys and men, as well as occasional visitors, visiting the village houses.

The “Železné výhledy” cycling tour is rated as moderately difficult. One path leads to two ponds in the lower part of Bukovice. One route passes by the Chapel of St. Anne and then continues on an asphalt road to the Pod Myšníkem pond.

A walk through the winter or spring landscape around Bukovice and Rohozec is described as a peaceful walking option. A walking trail from Rohozec follows the Lubě and passes through a wooded valley to Bukovice.

On September 16, 2023, the 17th “Bukovický kapr” children's fishing competition took place in Bukovice at the Pod Myšníkem pond.

Other places: Rebešovice, Rohozec, Sokolnice, Lomnice, Telnice U Brna, Níhov, Hlína, Litostrov

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