Býkovice: Hotels and accommodations

Býkovice combines a stream, a pond and protected landscape with historic sites and signposted trails. The Býkovka stream flows through the built-up area of Býkovice. The Na Ohrazdě pond is located near this area and is a distinctive artificial landscape feature. The “Lysicko” nature park covers approximately the western half of the cadastral area of Býkovice and is intended to support individual recreation in nature. Within the nature park, the Býkovka valley is a significant landscape area. “Čtvrtky za Bořím” is also a particularly valuable habitat for rare orchid species and has high ecological value.

Booking a hotel in Býkovice can be part of your personal travel planning.

Culture and history

Porčův mlýn, a historic monument open to the public, is located on the western edge of Býkovice. The first written mention dates from 1526. Porčův mlýn offers guided tours as well as elegant dining in a restaurant with seating by a pond.

Býkovice is also home to historic rural farmstead No. 62. The Chapel of the Holy Trinity is also part of the village’s appearance.

Trails and routes

The “Údolím Býkovky” excursion route is 14 km long and classified as moderately difficult. It runs from Kozárov via Kunčina Ves and Býkovice to Černá Hora.

Two cycling routes and a yellow-marked hiking trail called “Údolím Býkovky” pass through Býkovice.

Getting there

Bus route 313 serves Býkovice, runs via the “Býkovice, kaple” stop and provides connections towards Kuřim and Lysice.

Other places

Other places: Sulíkov, Habrůvka, Brťov-Jeneč, Lysice, Skalice Nad Svitavou, Dolní Lhota, Rozseč Nad Kunštátem, Holštejn.

To the higher-level travel overview: Blansko District.