Březejc: Hotels and accommodations

Březejc is home to the Chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk. Next to the chapel stands a memorial cross commemorating the soldiers from Březejc who fell in the First World War.

Another memorial site is the Pomník Ladislav Klimek monument. It stands in a forest 600 metres west of the edge of Březejc and commemorates the Czechoslovak pilot por. Ladislav Klimek, who died there on 16 May 1957 when a MiG-15 fighter aircraft crashed.

The area's religious tradition is also part of the local character: Březejc takes part in the Saint Giles pilgrimage in Ruda. The communities of the parish make harvest wreaths and harvest flowers and carry them in a costumed procession before Mass.

Forests cover 34.5% of the cadastral area of Březejc. At the southeastern edge of the planning area lies the regional Březejcký les biocentre, with mixed forests, moorland, meadows and aquatic habitats. The area also includes the small Holánek pond and a wet cultural landscape meadow.

Cycle route 5242 passes through Březejc along the road towards Ořechov. A blue-marked hiking trail also runs along the southern edge of the cadastral area of Březejc.

The marked cycle route 5240 between Tasov and Bohdalec extends into the planning area of Březejc.

Via an existing paved farm road between Březejc and Jabloňov, Březejc can connect in Jabloňov to the marked long-distance hiking trail Třebíč–Budišov–Tasov–Jabloňov–Ořechov–Velká Bíteš–Bílý potok Valley–Veverská Bítýška.

Březejc lies on the road between Velké Meziříčí and Ořechov.

Other places: Poděšín, Skorotice, Býšovec, Újezd, Krásněves, Nyklovice, Křižánky and Baliny.

To the main travel overview: Žďár nad Sázavou District.