Číměř: Hotels and accommodations
Several named cultural and landscape features come together in Číměř. The village is home to the Chapel of the Most Sacred Heart of the Lord, which is designated as a building of architectural value.
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Culture and tradition
Other local features include an immovable cultural monument in the form of an expiation cross. Číměř is also home to a wayside cross or wayside shrine; this monument is designated as being of local significance. A local tradition is associated with the children of the village: on Good Friday mornings and afternoons, as well as on Holy Saturday morning, they replaced the bells of the local chapel with rattles.
Landscape and surroundings
Rokle u Číměře is designated as a significant registered landscape feature. The Válov valley in Číměř was extensively regenerated several years ago and is used as a natural site for sheep grazing.
Mount Křemel is located in the immediate vicinity of Číměř. The mountains of Záhoří, Klučovská hora, and Horka are also located around the village. The Church of Svatý Marek and the Myslibořice chateau park are likewise situated in the surrounding area.
Other cultural destinations in the wider region
The ruins of Rabštejn and Tempelštejn are located in the wider regional surroundings of Číměř.
More local pages: Dědice, Bohušice, Třesov, Sudice, Dalešice, Nimpšov, Okřešice, Moravské Budějovice.
To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.
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