Doubravník: Hotels and Accommodation

The historic centre of Doubravník is designated as an urban heritage zone. The local festival calendar includes Doubravnické hody, a traditional festival regularly held on the Sunday of the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. The celebration includes a procession in traditional costumes, a maypole ceremony, the ortel ritual, and dancing under the maypole.

The church contains a valuable Renaissance pulpit and a rare Baroque organ by Jan Výmola dating from 1760. The Chapel of Saint Mary Magdalene on Bozinka was built in 1692. The Mitrovský crypt contains 19 cast-iron sarcophagi.

Galerie z ruky in Křížovice, a district of Doubravník, hosts major cultural events several times a year.

The Doubravnícko region is part of the Svratecká hornatina Nature Park. Prudká is home to a covered wooden pedestrian bridge intended for pedestrians and forming part of the Prague–Vienna international cycle route in the EuroVelo network. It was built in 1899 by master carpenter Jan Nejez from Železné for the workers of the nearby C. M. Kopřiva paper mill and has been protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic since 1994.

Educational Trail III connects Pernštejn Castle with the town of Doubravník and runs from Pernštejn via Sejřek to Doubravník along a green-marked route.

Pivovar Doubravník operates a taproom at its premises in Doubravník.

In the Tišnovsko area, regular transport services are provided by a single-track railway line and buses operated as part of the transport system organised by the South Moravian Region.

Other places: Říčky, Hostěnice, Zastávka, Braníškov, Svatoslav, Rohozec, Zakřany, Popůvky

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