Kořenec: Hotels and Accommodation

Culture

The Chapel of Our Lady of Fatima in Kořenec was consecrated on 15 May 1993.

The Kořenec Municipal Museum presents the life and work of the region’s ancestors in a permanent exhibition. It also includes an exhibition of the Kořenecký traditional costume and presents the history of the Kořeňák and Kořeňáček ethnographic ensembles, which preserve the municipality’s folklore traditions.

The Kořeňák folklore ensemble was founded in 1948 and performs original local songs and dances at its events. The Kořenecké Folklore Festival takes place every two years.

The Malá galerie Františka Řehořka gallery in Kořenec is open year-round by prior arrangement.

The Drahanovská cesta is a historical-technology trail built by the Swedes during the Thirty Years’ War, leading from Barborka to Kořenec.

Golf

The Kořenec golf course is an 18-hole championship course covering a total area of approximately 60 hectares and located on the edge of Kořenec’s built-up area.

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Winter

In winter, the Kořenec resort offers cross-country skiing, with trails in the surrounding area totalling up to 60 km in length.

Other places at the same administrative level include Lhota U Lysic, Křtiny, Habrůvka, Adamov U Brna, Cetkovice, Krhov, Štěchov and Malá Roudka.

For the overview of the higher-level destination, see: Blansko District.