Hrotovice: Hotels and accommodations

The Calvary group in Hrotovice consists of three stone crosses and is located opposite Hrotovice Chateau at the intersection of Zákostelní and Znojemská Streets. It was declared a cultural monument in the third quarter of 2020.

The Church of St. Lawrence in Hrotovice was originally Romanesque, was rebuilt in the Gothic style in the mid-14th century, and was modified in the Baroque style in the second half of the 17th century.

The Hrotovice Museum is an interactive, educational museum aimed primarily at families with children.

The Mobile Phone Museum originated from an idea developed in 2019 to show the public a private collection of old mobile phones. It displays suitcase-like mobile phones that more closely resembled landline telephones and weighed up to around 5 kg, as well as their later, compact successors.

The statue of Saint Florian near Hrotovice is a life-size Baroque sculpture made of shell limestone, standing among mature trees in the middle of fields southeast of the town. The statue of Saint Donatus in Hrotovice is a Baroque sculpture made of fine-grained sandstone, created around 1730 by an unknown artist. The statue of Saint Francis of Paola in Hrotovice is an anonymous Baroque work from the first half of the 18th century and belongs to a group of Baroque sculptures created in Hrotovice under the Roden von Hirzenau family of Hagendorf.

The Hrotovicko educational trail provides information on display boards about animals, woody plants, and flowering plants in the forest, as well as the geomorphological development of the area. It is 5 km long, a closed circular route with sixteen stops, and is suitable for pedestrians, cyclists, strollers, and wheelchair users.

More local pages: Mastník, Chotěbudice, Kralice Nad Oslavou, Studnice, Valdíkov, Mohelno, Litohoř, Pálovice

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.