Vlasatice: Hotels and Accommodation

The Znojemská Wine Cycling Route runs mostly along quiet sections of third-class roads, paved farm tracks, and forest paths.

The route is marked with green signs featuring a stylized cellar gable.

The parish church of Saint John the Baptist in Vlasatice was built in 1610 by Jeroným Václav z Thurnu on the site of an older sanctuary, which was already mentioned around 1276. It was intended for Lutherans and Anabaptists and served as the burial church of the Thurn family.

The château in Vlasatice consists of a two-story building with an adjoining tower. It is privately owned, is undergoing extensive renovation, and is currently not open to the public.

The statue of Saint Florian is a freestanding sandstone sculpture approximately 3.5 meters tall. The Chapel of Saint Anthony is located at a crossroads in Vlasatice.

Leskoun, Obora, and Pálava are mountains in the area around Vlasatice. “Roviny” (Drnholec) is a hill in the same area.

The wider regional surroundings of Vlasatice include Dívčí Hrady, a ruin, and Fünfkirchen Château, a castle. The ruins of Falkenstein and Tempelštejn are also located in this wider regional area; both are ruins.

In 2020, annual spring fishing competitions for children and adults were held in Vlasatice.

You may also be interested in the pages on Syrovice, Horní Loučky, Čebín, Běleč, Ochoz U Brna, Viničné Šumice, Sokolnice, and Popůvky.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Brno-Venkov.