Heraltice: Hotels and Accommodation

At Panský dvůr, small fragments of cellar rooms and fortifications from the fortress of the Lords of Heraltice have been preserved.

The Firefighting Museum is housed in a historic building erected at the end of the 18th century on the remains of a former 13th-century fortress.

A major extension of the Firefighting Museum was opened on June 28, 2014, to accommodate more exhibits.

During the 1906 reconstruction, the former cemetery chapel and mortuary were replaced by a side aisle known as “Starý kostel”.

The Church of Saint Giles in Heraltice preserves the presbytery and part of the nave as its oldest surviving sections.

The Church of Saint Giles in Heraltice was completely rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1716.

The Church of Saint Giles in Heraltice has a rectangular nave, a polygonal-ended presbytery, and an axially arranged tower with a square ground plan.

The statue of Saint John of Nepomuk near the church was created in 1738 by the sculptor D. Lipart from Brtnice.

The statue of Saint Florian stands in the upper part of the village square and commemorates the fact that the church survived the fire of 1761 unscathed.

The area around Heraltice is suitable for cycling.

The dense forests around Heraltice are suitable for mushroom picking in autumn.

Heraltice lies away from the district’s main roads, making it quiet year-round and free from heavy traffic.

Other places: Kozlany, Svatoslav, Střítež, Kouty, Kramolín, Budkov, Dešov, Pyšel

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.