Lovčice: Hotels and Accommodation

The Žd. lesem educational trail forms a closed loop approximately 10 km long. The Jordánek spring lies behind the pond on a forest road along which a marked hiking trail, an educational trail, and a cycle path run.

The Church of St. Peter and Paul stands in the centre of Lovčice, within the enclosure of a former cemetery surrounded by a wall. The Empire-style building dates from 1805; its interior is decorated with mosaics by Antonín Klouda of Prague.

The Lovčice parish house, Fara, is a building constructed in 1914 in the Modernist style. Its façade features a fresco of Christ as the Good Shepherd by the academic painter Jano Köhler.

Above Lovčice, the chapel in Kučí stands amid fields and is visible from far away thanks to the large linden trees. In the Roubaniny district stands the Chapel of the Virgin Mary, a folk-style building probably dating from the 18th century. It offers views and shaded seating beneath two old linden trees.

At Kříž na Hraničkách, there is tourist seating and a picturesque view of the landscape of the Moravian Tuscany region.

The krojované hody traditional costume festival is traditionally held in Lovčice on the third Sunday in October. The Petropavelský výlet outing is traditionally held in June.

Ráj sukulentů u Honců is located in a greenhouse near a former forester’s lodge and features more than 1,000 species of succulents. In connection with this, Jaroslav Honc regularly holds exhibitions in Lovčice twice a year.

Other places: Tasov, Nenkovice, Syrovín, Strážnice, Čejč, Louka, Moravany and Kyjov, Vacenovice

To the overview of the higher-level travel area: Hodonín District.