Krahulov: Hotels and Accommodations

The Church of Saint Peter in Chains stands in an elevated position in the middle of the cemetery. It is a late Romanesque building with Baroque alterations and is registered as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic. A service of the Word is held in the church at 9:00 a.m. on the first and third Sunday of each month; a Mass is celebrated at 6:00 p.m. on the Friday after the third Sunday. Subject to change.

The Sad svobody in Krahulov was established in 1919 in memory of the fallen citizens.

Krahulovský kopec reaches an elevation of 505 meters and, together with the stream valley, shapes the local landscape. The Parný Mlýn pond lies south of Krahulov. The Stařečský potok flows through the Parný Mlýn and Steklý rybník ponds south of Krahulov and empties into the Jihlava.

Twenty-five dragonfly species have been recorded at the Parný mlýn pond near Krahulov; it is home to numerous populations of endangered species of shallow, warm stagnant waters with abundant aquatic vegetation.

The 49.5-kilometer-long, yellow-marked Třebíčský okruh (Cesta Václava Vlastníka) hiking trail passes through Krahulov. The Okříšky–Znojmo railway line also runs through Krahulov; it provides a train connection for holidaymakers staying at the recreational settlement on Steklý rybník.

Other places: Klučov, Lhotice, Zvěrkovice, Opatov Na Morave, Kdousov, Přešovice, Číměř, Trnava.

For the broader travel overview: Třebíč District.