Bukovina: Hotels and accommodations

Bukovina is situated in the gently rolling terrain of the Drahanská vrchovina and is surrounded by forests on all sides. The village is characterized by historical landmarks, traditional events, and paths through the surrounding landscape. Anyone looking to find or book a hotel in Bukovina is searching for accommodation specifically in this location.

Culture

On the village square, a statue of Saint Wenceslas commemorates eleven residents who fell in the First World War. It was erected as a memorial in 1924. The historic bell of the belfry, which was preserved in 1833 and is listed as a cultural monument, still hangs there today.

On a hill next to the Agos Bio agricultural operation stand the protected Boží muka wayside shrine. The unusual structure has two stories, a triangular floor plan, and a gable roof with a Cyril and Methodius cross. Each floor contains three image niches.

Bukovina Day, “Den Bukoviny,” is a traditional event held every year in September. At the beginning of the school holidays, the local fire brigade also organizes the “Bukovinské štafetování” youth competitions every year. Cultural events and fairs take place in the square around the monument to Saint Wenceslas.

Landscape

The Strhovec pond is located in the cadastral area of Bukovina. In the surrounding area, Proklest mountain reaches an elevation of 574 meters north of the village. Along the edge of the forest, there are viewpoints overlooking the surrounding landscape.

The Proklest Forest Road begins or ends in the south near Bukovina. In the vicinity of Bukovina, it has a paved surface and is considered suitable for road cyclists and families with strollers.

Hiking and cycling

South of Bukovina, a red-marked hiking trail runs through forest complexes from Křtiny to Bukovinka. Near Lhotky, this red-marked hiking trail connects to a blue-marked hiking trail toward Ochoz.

The paths in the forests around Bukovina invite visitors to go cross-country skiing in winter and take cycling trips in summer. Another cycling connection is provided by the 21-kilometer, moderately difficult Route 5081 from Blansko to Jedovnice. It is suitable for mountain bikes and trekking bikes and runs over asphalted or paved surfaces.

Further destinations

Other destinations in the same selection include Vanovice, Rájec-Jestřebí, Vranová, Velké Opatovice, Cetkovice, Brťov-Jeneč, Okrouhlá and Horní Poříčí.

For the higher-level travel overview: Blansko District.