Dubňany: Hotels and accommodations

The Church of St. Joseph has a 37-meter-high tower with a 2.6-meter-high cross. Its construction combines the preserved remains of a late Baroque chapel with a Neo-Romanesque nave. The church is 31 meters long, and the nave is 11 meters wide. Inside hangs a chandelier that a glassworks in Dubňany donated to the new church in 1885.

The Dubňany Cultural and Information Centre offers guided tours of the exhibitions on mining and glassmaking, as well as of the Slovácká jizba.

The Mutěnka cycling trail is 14.5 kilometers long, easy, and largely flat. It runs from Kyjov to Mutěnice and was built along the former Mutěnice–Kyjov railway line.

The Dubňany swimming pool complex has a small pool and a paddling pool for children and their parents. The complex also includes a toboggan and a large water slide.

Behind Dubňany lies Jarohněvický rybník. The body of water covers just under 100 hectares and is one of the largest bodies of water in the Hodonín District. Various bird species can be observed there. Flooded shafts, remnants of local mining, lie beneath the water’s surface.

The Kosteliska bird park is intended to remain accessible to people. The immediate surroundings of Dubňany also include Vyšicko (Mutěnice), a mountain, Písky u Dúbkú (Dubňany), a hill, and Škrábaná alej (Hodonín), also a hill. Holý vrch is a mountain in the wider regional surroundings of Dubňany.

Holíčsky zámok is a castle in the surroundings of Dubňany. Milotice Chateau Park is a park in the same area. Svätá Margaréta is a church in the surroundings of Dubňany. Pohansko, a chateau, is also located in the wider regional surroundings.

More destination pages: Čejč, Mikulčice, Lužice, Nechvalín, Mouchnice, Radějov, Svatobořice-Mistřín, Tvarozná Lhota.

To the higher-level travel overview: Hodonín District.