Malešovice: Hotels and accommodation

The Church of Saint Stephen is a protected monument and a distinctive landmark that characterizes the townscape of Malešovice. Its core is a Gothic structure from the 14th century. The tower has a four-sided clock. The church grounds also contain a stone cross from 1771, which together with the church forms an ensemble of artistic and historical value.

Other landmarks in the village include the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, a protected stone sculpture from 1737 on the road towards Kupařovice, as well as the distinctive protected statue of Saint Florian from the late 18th century in the central park. The Zděná boží muka is also a protected monument and stands on the road to a former mill. The Holy Cross, a sandstone monument from the 19th century, is also located in the park at an intersection.

Meandry Jihlavy includes one of the last naturally preserved sections of the lower Jihlava without major technical modifications or interventions. The Přírodní park Niva Jihlavy protects a characteristically natural meandering course of the Jihlava with a network of riverside trees and oxbow lakes.

The European Natura 2000 site Meandry Jihlavy is located within the territory of Malešovice. The Malešovice area is also recorded as a habitat of the specially protected fish species sekavčík horský.

The signposted Brněnská vinařská stezka runs through Malešovice. The route is 92 kilometres long and mostly paved; it is designed for gravel, trekking and road bikes.

For local connections, bus route 512 operates on the Modřice–Dolní Kounice–Trboušany–Kupařovice–Malešovice route and serves the Malešovice, ObÚ stop. The timetable is valid from 14 December 2025 to 12 December 2026.

Other places in the catalogue: Katov, Popůvky, Újezd U Rosic, Troubsko, Malhostovice, Brezina, Moravské Bránice, Lomnice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Brno-Venkov District.