Ivaň: Hotels and accommodations

The Dolní mušovský luh natural monument covers 48.6 hectares in the cadastral area of Ivaň. Betlém is a 10.87-hectare natural monument and wetland that was created on the site of former sand and gravel extraction. Part of the Věstonická nádrž reservoir extends into the cadastral area of Ivaň.

The bodies of water in Ivaň include wetlands, swamps and several oxbow lakes along the rivers and at their confluence. The Věstonická nádrž reservoir is part of the Natura 2000 bird protection area Ptačí oblast Střední nádrž Vodního díla Nové Mlýny. It is also a wintering area for white-fronted geese, bean geese and white-tailed eagles.

The Rybník Vrkoč pond is located near Ivaň. It covers 156.1 hectares and has approximately 5 kilometres of dikes. The easiest access to the pond is via the road from Ivaň to Pasohlávky near the guesthouse of the same name; from there, you can reach its main dike.

The Church of St Bartholomew in Ivaň dates from 1791 and was built on the foundations of an original chapel dating from 1724. It was substantially enlarged in 1811, and its tower was raised in 1842.

Vinařský dvůr na faře includes a restored wine cellar that is over 200 years old. A wine tasting at Easter is one of the traditional events in Ivaň.

Bartolomějské hody is a traditional event held in August in Ivaň. Staré hody is a traditional event held in October in Ivaň, which in recent years has been organised by women. The draining of the Rybník Vrkoč pond has taken place on the last weekend of October for several years.

The Brno–Vienna cycle path runs through Ivaň. It mainly follows quiet roads away from the main routes and has no steep climbs.

Bilovice Nad Svitavou, Rojetín, Synalov, Veverská Bítýška, Pernštejnské Jestřabí, Lomnicka, Všechovice, Troskotovice

To the overarching travel overview: Okres Brno-Venkov.