Lesůňky: Hotels and accommodations

Lesůňky is home to the Chapel of Saint Francis of Assisi, which presumably dates from 1885. The settlement was probably established in the 16th century on the grounds of a subdivided farm by people from Lesonice. In 1846, a mill with a sawmill was documented in Lesůňky.

The cultural complex offers space for up to 100 people indoors.

The Church of Saint Mark and the Church of Saint Margaret are located in the vicinity of Lesůňky. The Rabštejn ruins are located in the wider regional area, while Myslibořice castle park is in the vicinity of Lesůňky.

The Tašky and Svatý Vít mountains are located nearby. The Mikulovická hora and Sadek mountains are also in the vicinity of Lesůňky.

A path runs through the wetland, allowing visitors to observe the surroundings up close. A wooden observation tower offers an elevated view over the wetland. A small observation tower in Lesůňky also serves as a resting place for cyclists. The Jihlava–Třebíč–Raabs cycling route also passes through the village.

Lesůňky has a large playground with climbing equipment. The multi-purpose court with an artificial surface is used for tennis and nohejbal. In bad weather, children can use the renovated cultural centre for various sporting activities, as well as billiards, table tennis and darts. Films were shown three times during the holidays at the Lesůňky cultural complex.

Other places: Předín, Štěpkov, Zašovice, Láz, Babice U Lesonic, Kouty, Odunec, Zahrádka

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.