Dědice: Hotels and Accommodation

The chapel in Dědice is registered as an immovable cultural monument. The Baroque chapel with a small bell tower in Dědice is designated as a historically significant building.

The historical name “Dyedycz” is documented for Dědice in 1353. In the 14th century, the village of Dědice belonged to the Lords of Lichtenburk.

The Líchy archaeological site is located in Dědice. The medieval and modern-era centre of Dědice is listed as an archaeological site.

The former school in Dědice is considered an architecturally valuable building. In addition, five examples of folk architecture are designated in Dědice. A war grave in Dědice is designated as the site of a significant event.

Railway line No. 243 from Moravské Budějovice to Jemnice runs through the cadastral area of Dědice; there is a stop there. A public transport stop is located in the cadastral area of Dědice on road II/152.

The municipality of Dědice traditionally organises a Christmas gathering. The traditional Christmas gathering includes a performance by the youngest residents.

The 13-kilometre excursion route takes approximately four hours; the train from Dědice is used to return to the starting point.

An excursion route combines a journey on the Jemnická dráha railway with the return journey from Dědice by train.

The excursion route to Dědice leads through a picturesque landscape with numerous crosses and wayside shrines.

Other places: Okřešice, Lesůňky, Okříšky, Lhánice, Bochovice, Breznik, Budkov, Kojetice Na Morave.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Třebíč.