Vojkovice: Hotels and Accommodation

The Boží muka wayside shrine on the road to Syrovice dates from the early 18th century. Its niches depict the Holy Trinity, a Pietà and Saint Anthony of Padua.

The Vojkovické nivy archaeological site is situated on a rise above the river. In various prehistoric periods, settlements or burial grounds, possibly both, were located there. More than 150 graves from different periods have been examined at Vojkovické nivy.

The ruins of Dívčí Hrady and Tempelštejn are located in the wider regional surroundings of Vojkovice.

Vojkovická vrbovna is a natural monument on the northwestern edge of Vojkovice along the Vojkovický or Mlýnský Náhon water channel, near the local mill. Around 500 pollard willows grow along the Vojkovický Náhon in the cadastral area of Vojkovice; the stands adjoin those in the cadastral area of Holasice.

Vojkovice is situated in a flat area. The surrounding area also features hills, groves and bodies of water. Výhon, a hill, is likewise located nearby.

The mountains of Nedánov, Leskoun and Obora are located in the wider regional surroundings of Vojkovice.

The Brno–Vienna cycle path runs through Vojkovice. The red-marked long-distance Svatojakubská hiking trail also passes through the village.

The traditional Svatovavřinecké hody Vojkovice festival was scheduled to take place from 7 to 9 August 2026 at the football pitch. The programme included cimbalom, disco, modern and brass-band music.

The Brno Zoo and the sady Osvobození park are located in the wider regional surroundings of Vojkovice.

More local pages: Pravlov, Běleč, Bratčice, Radostice, Zbýšov U Brna, Unkovice, Kuřim, Veverská Bítýška.

To the overarching travel overview: Brno-Venkov District.