Jevišovka: Hotels and Accommodation

The Chorvatský dům in Jevišovka houses an exhibition about the arrival and life of the Moravian Croats in Frélichov (Jevišovka). The local architectural heritage includes several Croatian houses featuring traditional folk architecture with rich stucco decoration.

The Church of St. Kunhuta is one of the protected architectural monuments in Jevišovka. Following the renovation in 1830, only the tower of the former Gothic structure has survived.

Kiritof is a gathering of the Moravian Croats that has taken place on the first Sunday in September for more than a quarter of a century. Veloinlinebraní Jevišovka is an amateur two-discipline competition in roller skating and road cycling.

There are several ponds with remarkable flora in the vicinity of Jevišovka. In the floodplain of the Jevišovka River lies a ten-hectare willow grove planted by Croatian residents in the 16th century. Some pollard willows in this grove in Jevišovka are at least 200 years old.

Obora Mountain and Pálava Mountain are located in the vicinity of Jevišovka. The hill “(Rebry)” near Drnholec is in the immediate vicinity of Jevišovka, as is the hill “(Za dráhou)” near Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou.

The official Mikulov–Březí–Nový Přerov–Jevišovka–Drnholec–Brod nad Dyjí–Dolní Dunajovice–Mikulov cycling circuit passes through Jevišovka.

Jevišovka has a bus stop and a railway halt. The Falkenstein ruins and the White Cross shrine are also located in the vicinity. In the wider regional area around Jevišovka are Fünfkirchen Castle and Dívčí Hrady.

More local pages: Rakvice, Tvrdonice, Moravská Nová Ves, Velké Bílovice, Vrbice, Velké Němčice, Horní Vestonice, Šitbořice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Břeclav District.