Svépravice: Hotels and Accommodation

Svépravice is situated in a hilly landscape predominantly characterized by arable land, permanent grassland and woodland.

Bodies of Water and Nature

Haruďák Pond is located in the northeastern part of the cadastral area of Svépravice, on a tributary of the Želivka. The Želivka River forms part of the southeastern boundary of the cadastral area of Svépravice.

Around the Sedlice Reservoir, the surrounding forests invite visitors to go for walks and offer good opportunities for mushroom picking.

Culture and History

The rural estate at No. 14 in Svépravice is an immovable cultural monument; its registration number is 35273/3-3299. In the centre of Svépravice stands the former school building, which is of historical and architectural value. In the eastern part of the cadastral area lies the Břečovy forester's lodge, which is also of historical and architectural value.

The chapel in Svépravice was built in 1937 after the older chapel was demolished during the construction of a road. It was consecrated on 5 July 1937.

Trails and Regional Connections

The “Želivka 6 – nádrž Sedlice” fishing district covers the section of the Hejlovka from its inflow into the Sedlice Reservoir to the weir near Břečovský Mill in the cadastral area of Svépravice. The “Z Pelhřimova za chloubou židovské kultury” cycle route also passes through Svépravice; along the way, it follows the valley of the Hejlovka stream at some distance.

Other Places

Mladé Bříště, Mnich, Střítež Pod Křemešníkem, Samšín, Nova Cerekev, Vojslavice, Mezilesí U Pelhřimova, Žirovnice

To the main travel overview: Pelhřimov District.