Vémyslice: Hotels and Accommodation

The Vémyslice folk costume has survived to this day as the only still-living and never-reconstructed folk costume tradition from the Moravskokrumlovsko region. Local traditions also include the Svatováclavské hody of Vémyslice. They take place every year on the October Sunday closest to the feast of Saint Wenceslas on 28 September and are listed as an intangible element of the folk culture of the South Moravian Region.

You may wish to book a hotel for your stay in Vémyslice.

The ruins of Tempelštejn and Rabštejn, Mount Leskoun, and the Chapel of Saints Peter and Paul are located in the vicinity of Vémyslice.

The Na Kocourkách area is also notable as a paleontological site. It features semi-natural dry grasslands and shrub formations on calcareous substrates. Kemp Vémyslice is located in a natural area through which the Rokytná stream flows.

The Vémyslice natural swimming pool has a 150 × 50 metre swimming pool and a children's pool.

In the immediate vicinity of Vémyslice are the hill and viewpoint of Perk [Rybníky na Moravě] and Topánovský kopec hill [Rybníky na Moravě]. Further afield in the region are Mount Příčník and the Myslibořice château park.

A 52-kilometre cycle loop route runs from Vémyslice via Moravský Krumlov, Budkovice, Ivančice, Moravské Bránice, Dolní Kounice, Jezeřany-Maršovice and Vedrovice, returning to Vémyslice.

Other places to explore: Hnanice, Velký Karlov, Vranovská Ves, Dobřínsko, Medlice, Olbramovice, Morašice, Podhradí Nad Dyjí.

To the main travel overview: Znojmo District.