Pavlov U Rynárce: Hotels and Accommodation

Pavlov was founded in the 13th century as a fortification to protect the town of Pelhřimov; the first written mention dates from 1377.

History and Culture

In the centre of Pavlov stands a functioning brick bell tower. At house number 37 there is the stone wayside shrine Boží muka, a protected monument. The Jewish cemetery of Pavlov, in the direction of Nemojov, is also a protected monument and preserves 27 gravestones from the years 1804 to 1894.

The Štemflík Mill was built towards the end of the 18th century and belonged to the Pavlov estate. It has been restored; its turbine is still operating.

Landscape

Putimovský vrch hill is located in the vicinity of Pavlov. The surrounding area also includes Orlov, Troják and Bělský Kopec hills, as well as the Church of Saint Anne and Želivský Kláštor Monastery. In the wider regional area around Pavlov are the ruins of Janštejn and the object classified as a castle, “Roštejn [Doupě] castle outlook t.”.

Routes

The 15 km circular route “Okolo tvrziště” passes through Pavlov and by the Jewish cemetery near Pavlov. It leads to the Nemojovské tvrziště, where the preserved ditches and ramparts of a former Gothic fortress are 8 m wide and up to 14 m deep; the site is also called Blažkův zámek.

The 34.5 km cycling route “Okolo lomu k evropskému rozvodí” passes through Pavlov and is suitable for mountain bikes on unpaved terrain. The 32 km route “Okolo studánek” also passes through Pavlov. Regional bus line 350060 connects Pelhřimov, Pavlov, Černov and Horní Cerekev.

More local pages: Řečice U Humpolce, Vyklantice, Vyskytná, Starý Smrdov, Ondřejov U Pelhřimova, Kojcice, Kámen U Pacova, Důl.

To the higher-level travel overview: Pelhřimov District.