Ořechov: Hotels and accommodations

The Church of St. George was built as a fortified church. Its ceiling frescoes were restored from 2005 to 2010.

The Church of All Saints was consecrated on July 6, 1900. Two bells dating from 1464 and 1564 hang in its tower.

The originally Baroque wayside shrine Boží muka dates from the 17th century and was recognized as a cultural monument on November 25, 1963. Part of the defensive wall has survived to this day.

Every year in May, a pilgrimage on foot takes place to the Chapel of St. Peregrine. The municipal museum is open to the public by prior telephone appointment.

Bobrava Nature Park is located in a wooded area between several municipalities, including Ořechov, and encompasses the middle course of the Bobrava stream. Several hiking and cycling trails pass through the nature park.

The Bobrstezka trail lies in the valley of the Bobrava River, along the boundary of the cadastral territories of Ořechov, Nebovidy, Želešice, and Moravany.

The Na dolinách wetlands comprise a system of ponds with a permanently water-covered area of 2.122 ha. Numerous rare animals have been observed in the Na dolinách wetlands.

Å tikovec Pond is a popular place for walks.

Other places: Brezina, Železné, Litostrov, Vlasatice, Loděnice, Popovice, Maršov and Štěpánovice.

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