Bítov: Hotels and Accommodation

Bítov Castle was a royal fortress that protected the southern border of the state from incursions from Austria. The underground rooms of Cornštejn Castle house a themed exhibition illustrating what medieval castle cellars looked like and how they were used.

Cornštejn Castle is surrounded by a nature reserve of the same name, which protects preserved woodland, rocks and scree slopes. In the Obora woodland stands the stone pavilion known as the “Rotunda”, a fragment of a 19th-century Neo-Gothic hunting pavilion.

The Jindřich Daun educational trail begins in Chvalatice and ends at Bítov Castle. It has six stops and takes approximately two hours to visit. The trail is classified as easy and can be visited year-round.

Cornštejn Castle can be reached on foot from Bítov. The access route from the reservoir bridge follows a road and a forest trail and is 400 m long.

The natural outdoor swimming pool in Horka Bay offers the opportunity to rent boats and pedal boats.

Since autumn 2015, Hasičský pivovar Bítov has been brewing Czech lagers in the premises of a former fire station using traditional brewing technology.

Groups can book a guided brewery tour with a tasting of Tesák beer at Hasičský pivovar Bítov; all the brewing equipment is on display in the taproom.

The Bítov cycling route Pivovarská 12 attracts not only cyclists but also hikers and recreational athletes who go jogging.

When searching for accommodation, you can select Bítov as your destination if you would like to book a hotel there.

Other places in the same higher-level area: Jiřice U Miroslavi, Kadov, Plaveč, Prokopov, Dobšice U Znojma, Vrbovec, Hrabětice, Lančov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Znojmo District.