Hevlín: Hotels and Accommodation

The statue of Saint Roch in Hevlín was erected in 1832 following a cholera epidemic. The chapel at Hevlín’s railway crossing was built in 1777. The present Baroque Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary was completed in 1743; it has been documented as a parish church since 1282.

The late Gothic stone Boží muka in Hevlín are an example of the small-scale sacred architecture of South Moravia from the transitional period between the Middle Ages and the early modern period. The structure has a lantern open at the front, with figurative reliefs of four saints, and is made of Austrian shell limestone.

The traditional Hevlínské krojované hody festival includes a procession of the costumed festival community through Hevlín, accompanied by brass music.

Hevlínské jezero is a protected natural monument consisting of several small lakes with reed beds. It provides a habitat for specially protected amphibian species and wetland birds.

The Dyje near Hevlín is considered a fishing destination. Fishing is possible on the Dyje and at a total of eight ponds in the centre of Hevlín.

The Brno–Vienna cycle path leads to the Hevlín/Laa an der Thaya border crossing and is almost 170 kilometres long in total. It runs mainly away from heavily trafficked roads, on dedicated cycle paths or on quiet lower-class roads.

The 44-kilometre “Po rovince” cycle route is a circular route from Hevlín via Jevišovka, Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou, Pravice, Šanov, Velký Karlov and Dyjákovice back to Hevlín. It is signposted and runs 80 percent of the way on local roads without regular road traffic.

The cross-border “Ahoj sousede, Hallo Nachbar” cycle route passes through a quiet, almost untouched landscape on well-maintained paths and with little change in elevation.

For further destination options, you can go directly to the following places: Boskovštejn, Skalice, Dyjákovičky, Uhercice U Znojma, Oslnovice, Rozkoš, Kyjovice, Milíčovice.

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