Mikulovice: Hotels and Accommodation

The most significant geomorphological feature of the surrounding landscape is Mikulovická hora. The mountain is predominantly forested; only in the area of the quarry is there no continuous forest cover. Mikulovická hora is bordered by a deforested hill with pastures, a meadow and an orchard on barren soil with rock outcrops.

The Markovka stream rises below Mikulovická hora. The Markovka is a tributary of the Jihlava. The Slavický potok rises in the southeast of the Mikulovice municipal area and flows into the Markovka.

Before Mikulovice was later incorporated into Sádek and subsequently Lesonice, it was an independent estate.

Mikulovice has a children's playground with a slide, swings, a climbing wall and a sandbox. Swimming is also possible in a fire pond. Three-person nohejbal tournaments are regularly held for all age groups.

A public library is open every second Friday from 4 to 5 p.m. Traditional pilgrimage celebrations are planned; they include entertainment and refreshments and take place on the hill by the multi-purpose sports field.

A cycling tour leads to Mikulovice, where visitors can enjoy the local natural swimming pool.

Other places: Lhánice, Střítež, Třesov, Zašovice, Lesní Jakubov, Menhartice, Kladeruby Nad Oslavou, Nové Syrovice

For the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.