Volevčice: Hotels and Accommodation

Volevčice has been mentioned in written sources since the 14th century.

History and Culture

On the road to Telč stands a memorial stone commemorating Pavel’s tragic death in 1815. The stele bears a relief of the Maltese cross and a seven-line inscription.

The wooden bell tower has a timber frame in the form of an elongated truncated pyramid with round openings. Its lower, boarded section is covered with shingles.

The stone cross commemorates František Šimek from Volevčice and is associated with the year 1914.

Nature

Leština is registered as a nature conservation site in the cadastral area of Volevčice u Telče. The spring snowflake (Leucojum vernum) and the cyperus sedge (Carex pseudocyperus) occur there.

The functional local biocentre LBC.1 Vostupač includes an alder stand with spring snowflakes and ponds with developed riparian zones. In the cadastral area of Volevčice, the local biocentre LBC.2 Polívkův rybník consists mainly of the shoreline area of Polívkův rybník pond.

The functional floodplain-associated biocorridor LBK.3 Leština connects the local biocentre LBC.2 Vackovo in the cadastral area of Vanůvek with the local biocentre LBC.1 Vostupač. It follows an unnamed watercourse, serves as a natural migration route, and has only a few natural migration barriers.

Surroundings

In the immediate vicinity is Roštejn (Doupě), a castle; also nearby is Obecní kopec, a mountain.

The surrounding area includes Vondrova skalka, Štamberk, and Vyštěnec, each a mountain. Also in the area are the ruins of Janštejn and U Svatého Křiže, a church.

Landštejn, a castle, is located in the wider regional area.

Other Places

Other places: Vyskytná Nad Jihlavou, Pavlov, Strachoňovice, Dobroutov, Zvolenovice, Dušejov, Borovná, Dobronín.

To the higher-level travel overview: Jihlava District.