Kyjov: Hotels and Accommodation

The area around Kyjov features extensive meadows and numerous forests consisting predominantly of spruce trees. Several ponds are important landscape-defining elements there. A pond near Kyjov is used as a natural swimming area.

Kyjov is one of the affected municipalities in the section of the Břevnický potok from Břevnice to its confluence with the Sázava near Havlíčkův Brod. This section is home to a large population of bullhead.

The ruins of Ronovec Castle are located about four kilometres north of Kyjov in the surrounding forests.

Břevnice railway station, located about 800 metres from Kyjov, lies on the Havlíčkův Brod–Pardubice railway line.

The 56-kilometre circular cycle route from Havlíčkův Brod to Chotěboř and back passes through Kyjov. The route runs along forest and field paths as well as paved sections.

The Kyjovská drakiáda is a local kite-flying event held repeatedly and organised by the volunteer fire brigade association of the municipality of Kyjov. The Kyjovská olympiáda is a children's sports event held repeatedly as part of Children's Day in Kyjov.

A Children's Day event featuring a neighbourhood gathering was organised in Kyjov by the municipality together with the local volunteer fire brigade association. Kyjov also has a playground for small children and a multifunctional playground that is used not only by local residents.

Further locality pages: Cibotín, Uhelná Příbram, Nová Ves U Chotěboře, Čečkovice, Přibyslav, Stříbrné Hory, Krátká Ves, Maleč.

To the higher-level travel overview: Havlíčkův Brod District.