Martínkov: Hotels and accommodation

The parish church of Martínkov has been listed as an immovable cultural monument since 1958. The Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary has a medieval core with a Late Gothic polygonal chancel, a tower built in the second half of the 16th century and a nave built in 1713.

The parish church in Martínkov was repaired in 1671 and given a Baroque makeover in 1713. The early Baroque Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary is a prominent building in Martínkov and the surrounding area.

The Václav Kosmák Museum in Martínkov presents an exhibition about Václav Kosmák, a priest, writer, translator and Czech national revivalist born in Martínkov. The museum also displays excerpts from Kosmák’s biography.

The Sokolovna remains an important meeting place for social and cultural life in Martínkov. Since 1987, the Džbánek and Martínek folklore ensemble has used materials from the Horácko region in its dances.

The Jordán pond is a noteworthy place in Martínkov. The tradition that Hussites baptised their children there is associated with the Jordán pond. The Jordán choir performs sacred, folk and folkloric music.

The Martínkovské krojované hody festival has been celebrated since 1982; it includes a Sunday folklore procession and dance performances under the maypole.

The Pocta Emilu Zátopkovi event was held for the first time in 2012. On 1 August 2026, the 15th edition of the Pocta Emilu Zátopkovi relay marathon took place in Martínkov.

The traditional Košt pálenek, a tasting of spirits, takes place in Martínkov. The Martínkovský duatlon is a sporting event documented in Martínkov.

The Pohostinství Martínkov inn in Martínkov offers a daily menu from 10:30 to 14:00.

If you would like to view further destination pages in the same higher-level area, continue with Hvězdoňovice, Kožichovice, Kostníky, Lukov, Jemnice, Račice, Breznik and Kramolín.

For the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.