Ježkovice: Hotels and Accommodation
The approximately 6 km long Černov nature trail begins directly opposite the Ježkovice municipal office and leads through fairly hilly, wooded terrain; discover the area and book a hotel for your stay. Information panels explain historical and natural attractions.
Nature
Since 2015, a hexagonal shelter with a gabion base has stood west of Ježkovice. From there, you can see the entire village and the recently reconstructed municipal retention basins.
Culture
There are seven smaller religious monuments in the cadastral area of Ježkovice, all listed in the Central Register of Cultural Monuments. In the centre, opposite the municipal office, stands the Ježkovice bell tower with a bell and a niche containing an image of Saint Florian. The Chapel of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Ježkovice was built in 1939.
The Ježkovice memorial to those killed and missing in the First World War depicts a weeping woman and child looking at a military helmet wrapped in laurel leaves. The memorial lists a total of 36 names.
History
In the vicinity of Ježkovice, 2 km from the village, lies the Celtic Černov hillfort. It is one of the earliest pieces of evidence of Celtic settlement in the Czech Republic and the only verified site in Moravia dating from the early period of Celtic settlement.
The oval Černov hillfort, covering 9.3 hectares, is also located in the vicinity of Ježkovice on a wooded promontory; its fourfold fortifications are still visible in the terrain. At the end of the village of Ježkovice in the direction of Ruprechtov, a memorial commemorating the surrender of the German army in the Second World War stands by the forest in the form of a stone block. The history of Ježkovice dates back to 1375.
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