Přeskače: Hotels and Accommodation

The Church of All Saints is a late Romanesque rural religious building dating from the period between the late 11th and mid-13th centuries and is a cultural monument. The Baroque furnishings in the church, including the altar and pulpit, have been restored.

Přeskačské posvícení is regularly celebrated on the last weekend of October with a procession through the village and a maypole ceremony. Přeskače also hosts the boys’ Easter rattling tradition, a procession of girls with the figure of Smrtolka, as well as fire brigade celebrations combined with sports activities.

In 2009, an underground visitor attraction, a grain pit and a small historical exhibition were opened in Přeskače.

Those wishing to book a hotel in Přeskače can use this local information to plan their trip.

Cycling Route No. 5006 Znojmo–Moravský Krumlov–Jevišovice runs through Přeskače. It mostly follows paved roads and is suitable for all types of bicycles. Along the section passing through Přeskače, the route alternates between forest and field sections, vineyards and historic villages.

The Václavský Kopec, Příčník and Stříbrná hora mountains are located in the vicinity of Přeskače.

The Rabštejn ruins are located in the vicinity of Přeskače. The wider surrounding region also includes the Tempelštejn ruins, Skalný mountain, Karlslust Castle and the Chapel of St. Peter and Paul.

Other places to explore: Horní Dubňany, Vranov nad Dyjí, Chvalatice, Vratěnín, Zálesí, Jezeřany-Maršovice, Dolenice, Podhradí Nad Dyjí.

To the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.