Častohostice: Hotels and accommodations

The main structure of the Church of St. Barbara is a late Romanesque rotunda. Beneath the church are two crypts accessible from outside: one for the Nimpš comital family and one for clergy. The side chapels were probably added around the middle of the 18th century.

The statue of Saint John of Nepomuk currently stands in a small park by a restaurant opposite the château. It is carved from Upper Austrian shell limestone.

Častohostice is first mentioned in writing as early as 1498, together with a parish. In 1575, it was divided into two parts; the second part was sold to the city of Znojmo in 1585.

The revitalized pond complex includes a relaxation area available for residents to use. A restored pond on cadastral parcel 701/1 was created to retain water in the landscape.

The Prokešova barn stands next to the fire station and near the Jevišovka River. It serves as a meeting place for people from the entire village on various occasions; cultural and social events for locals and visitors are regularly held there.

At a wine tasting by the Šabata winery, the Sylván cimbalom band played; the tasting began at 3 p.m. and the music at 4 p.m. A wine tasting by the Šabata winery with the Sylván cimbalom band on July 8, 2023, was the ninth edition.

Other destinations in the same regional context include Příštpo, Rokytnice Nad Rokytnou, Loukovice, Radonín, Hluboké, Vícenice U Náměště Nad Oslavou, Kojatice and Číhalín.

For the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.