Pavlov: Hotels and Accommodations

Pavlov reveals its scenic side at Vostrážka: The hill lies along the route from Pavlov to Bezděkov and offers views of the surrounding landscape. In good visibility, Slavonice can be seen from there.

Nature

At the northeastern edge of the municipality of Pavlov near Stonařov lies Hliniště, a wetland of scientific importance. It comprises dozens of small ponds created by earlier clay extraction for so-called Vepřovice, meaning unfired bricks. Part of Hliniště is accessible via unpaved paths that are maintained only during the usual summer mowing. Access is possible at your own risk and is otherwise unrestricted.

The Moravská Dyje rises in the Brtnická vrchovina landscape area near Jihlava, not far from the municipality of Stajiště. Its source can be reached via a green-marked hiking trail. Cyclists turn off Route 5091 and reach the source after 200 meters.

Trails

A cycle route runs through Pavlov. A green-marked hiking trail passes the Pouště tourist signpost. One path from this signpost leads to the source of the Moravská Dyje. In the other direction, the trail passes the Na Pouštích ponds and continues into the Velký Špičák area.

Culture and History

The Church of sv. Víta in Pavlov has been documented since 1365 and was probably originally Gothic. Its present appearance was created by a Baroque reconstruction carried out between 1772 and 1775. Its furnishings include a death bell from 1799.

Other places: Borovná, Zbinohy, Řídelov, Horní Myslová, Rančířov, Rybné, Švábov, Brzkov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Jihlava.