Svratka: Hotels and Accommodations
In Svratka, the “Svratka, její historie a příroda” educational trail follows a 3.35-kilometer circular route. It includes 12 information-board stations and begins at náměstí 9. května in Svratka.
The Koupaliště in Svratka features an artificial pool measuring 50 × 12.5 meters. The Koupaliště is a public swimming area with free admission.
Nature
Přírodní zahrada Svratka is a park on the left bank of the Svratka River with wetlands and wooden footbridges. Around the Svratka River, reintroduced native trees and plants provide a habitat primarily for birds and amphibians.
Svratka’s cross-country ski trails are regularly groomed with snowmobiles and a piste machine for both classic and skating techniques.
Culture
The Svratka Town Museum focuses mainly on the interwar period, post-war trade, regional history, and local crafts.
The Church of St. John the Baptist in Svratka was originally probably a wooden Gothic structure and is mentioned as early as around 1350. It acquired its present appearance during a reconstruction in 1789. Its bell tower houses the Panna Maria bell from 1480.
The Miloš Novotný Gallery in Svratka permanently displays more than 90 paintings. These include oil paintings and watercolors focusing on motifs from the Žďárské vrchy, as well as expressive and abstract works.
The Vysočina Painters’ Gallery in Svratka opened in 2006. It presents works by artists with regional connections, complemented by sculptures and natural growth forms.
Golf
Golfové hřiště Svratka is one of the oldest golf courses in the Czech Republic. It features a nine-hole course, a driving range, and practice areas for putting and chipping.
Other linked places: Lavičky, Horní Libochová, Věstín, Herálec, Skrdlovice, Bukov, Osová Bítýška, Sejřek.
To the higher-level travel overview: Žďár nad Sázavou District.
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