Kupařovice: Hotels and accommodation

At the eastern edge of Kupařovice lies Kupařovice Castle, which is protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. It was built according to a design by the architect František Antonín Grimm between 1739 and 1743. The castle is a two-storey building with two wings and a rectangular floor plan; there is a passageway along the transverse axis.

The Chapel of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary is a Baroque rotunda. Its construction began after 1718, and it was consecrated in 1722. The chapel and a Baroque stone cross are protected as cultural monuments. The chapel is currently in a dilapidated condition.

The history of the village also includes the Dietrichstein horse breeding operation: for a time, its central stud farm was located in Kupařovice. It began in 1666, when Prince Ferdinand Joseph of Dietrichstein had horse stables built on a newly acquired estate as the foundation for a future stud farm.

Parts of the cadastral area of Kupařovice lie within the Niva Jihlavy Nature Park. A characteristic feature of the park is the naturally meandering course of the Jihlava River, which is up to 20 m wide and 2 m deep there. The nature park is intended to protect the character of the landscape while also allowing for appropriate tourism and recreation.

The Krumlovsko cycling route passes through Kupařovice.

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