Trboušany: Hotels and Accommodation

Local sights in Trboušany include the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk. The former Czech school building dates from 1882 and contains a stone plaque built into the wall from 1629 commemorating Matyáš Turčič Sedmihradský. There is a bell tower near the school; a new bell tower was added to the single-class school built in 1882.

Štouralov is a nature recreation area in Trboušany used by people of all generations. The Šparglík association revived the tradition of a carnival procession in Trboušany. On every Advent Sunday, Vánoční maringotka on the village square in Trboušany offers food and drinks, including mulled wine; Christmas carols are also played.

The Trboušanští vinaři produce their own association wine, including white and red varieties as well as the traditional Frankovka grape variety. The Mužáci z Trboušan performed at events in Trboušany, including Rozmarýnové hody, wine tastings, and the brass music festival.

Leskoun is a mountain in the vicinity of Trboušany. Dolní nová města [Dolní Kounice] is a hill in the immediate vicinity of Trboušany, as is Veselá hora [Mělčany].

The Volších area contains a unique community consisting of hilly floodplain forest, known as softwood floodplain forest, dominated by stands of white willow, black alder, white poplar, and black poplar, along with other trees and shrubs of natural composition. The area provides a suitable habitat particularly for rare and specially protected bird species.

The wider regional surroundings of Trboušany are home to the ruins of Tempelštejn, Rabštejn, and Dívčí Hrady. Brno Zoo is a zoo attraction in the wider regional surroundings of Trboušany. In the vicinity of Trboušany, Kaple sv. Petra a Pavla is a church.

More local pages: Velatice, Hajany, Rebešovice, Popovice, Pernštejnské Jestřabí, Měnín, Pravlov and Hradčany.

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