Lomy: Hotels and Accommodation

The Chapel of St. John and St. Paul in Lomy dates from 1806. The Lomský mlýn is part of Lomy and is located on the Želetavka. The Lomský, Podcestný mlýn was first mentioned in historical sources in 1511.

Lomy is home to a monument to those who fell in the First World War, dating from 1920. Lomy is also home to a monument to fallen resistance fighters, dating from 1946. In the vicinity of Lomy is the U Svaté Magdalena site, which is considered a church. Also in the vicinity are the U Svatého Křiže site, which is considered a church, and the Svatá Markéta site, which is considered a church. In the wider regional area around Lomy is Schloßberg, a site considered to be a ruin.

The Špičák mountain and Modrácký kopec mountain are located in the immediate vicinity of Lomy. The Kleniční and Rudný mountains are also located in the area around Lomy.

Horka Hill in Lomy offers views of the surrounding area; in favorable conditions, the snow-covered peaks of the Alps can also be seen. A protected small-leaved lime tree grows by Lŕomy's children's playground and has been protected since 2015.

Other places in the same higher-level area include Přeckov, Vícenice, Heraltice, Lhánice, Stařeč, Pozďatín, Smrk and Litovany.

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.