Nové Bránice: Hotels and Accommodation
Nové Bránice is located in the Bobrava Highlands and is a wine-growing municipality in the Znojemská wine region, with the Staré hory vineyard site. The typical gravel soils of the wine-growing region are particularly suitable for growing red grape varieties such as Frankovka, Zweigeltrebe and André.
Nature
A red-marked hiking trail runs through Nové Bránice. The cycle route also includes a 14.60 m-long footbridge over the Bukovina stream. The aim of the project “Cyklistická trasa Ivančice-Dolní Kounice I, úsek Moravské Bránice-Dolní Kounice” is to build a new, bidirectional cycle path with mixed traffic for cyclists and pedestrians, measuring 4,005 m in length.
The hills of Dolní nová města [Dolní Kounice], Veselá hora [Mělčany] and Bukovina [Moravské Bránice] are located in the immediate vicinity of Nové Bránice.
Culture
The first written mention of Nové Bránice dates from 1306; at that time, the village was owned by the nearby Rosa Coeli monastery in Dolní Kounice. A bell tower stands on the site of the former cemetery in Nové Bránice. The village is also home to a statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, a polychrome, approximately life-size figure.
In front of the primary school in Nové Bránice stands a war memorial dedicated to those who fell in the First World War. On Skalní Street, before the entrance to Dolní Kounice from Nové Bránice, there is another war memorial dedicated to those who fell in the First World War.
Geographical Location
In the vicinity of Nové Bránice lies Kaple sv. Petra a Pavla, a church. In the wider regional area are Leskoun, a mountain; Tempelštejn, a ruin; Zoo Brno, a zoo; and Rabštejn, a ruin.
Other places: Syrovice, Nelepeč-Žernůvka, Vranovice, Chudčice, Hvozdec, Medlov, Lelekovice and Predklasteri.
To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Brno-Venkov.
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