Moravecké Pavlovice: Hotels and Accommodations

Archaeological finds suggest that the origins of Svobodný statek č. 1 in Habří may date back to the 13th century; its first surviving written mention dates from 1555. The small private museum Svobodný statek č. 1 in Habří features a permanent exhibition about the history and life of the village.

Concerts and lectures for the public are held at the Habří farm. A blacksmith's workshop has also been established to preserve and promote a traditional craft. The Habří farm includes a Baroque stone sheepfold with vaulted brick ceilings. Visits to the Svobodný statek č. 1 museum should be arranged in advance by email or telephone.

The Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary, with its pointed bell tower, is the landmark of the village square in Moravecké Pavlovice. Another distinctive landscape feature is the Pavlovický beech: it grows on a hill in rocky soil at an elevation of 535 meters next to Veselec Forest. The tree is visible from Nové Město na Moravě, approximately 20 kilometers away.

Among the trees on Kraví hora, favorable weather provides attractive views of the surrounding landscape. A New Year's Eve excursion to the 611-meter-high Kraví hora in Moravecké Pavlovice was held for the ninth time; this was followed by a descent using any vehicles or equipment.

The Zubří stezky 5 – Za Uranem passes through Moravecké Pavlovice and reaches the village via a forest path from the former mines.

Other places: Nové Mesto Na Morave, Nová Ves U Nového Města Na Moravě, Sklené, Záblatí U Osové Bítýšky, Svratka, Jimramov, Velke Mezirici, Ubušínek.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Žďár Nad Sázavou.