Nárameč: Hotels and Accommodation

The remains of Nárameč’s stone tower castle are located in the northeastern part of the town. The stone fortress is relatively well preserved: its ground-floor external dimensions are 12.7 × 11.5 metres, and the walls are two metres thick.

Next to the chapel in Nárameč stands a massive stone cross from 1840, the oldest cross in the municipality’s cadastral area. The Chapel of St John of Nepomuk is a Late Baroque chapel from the end of the 18th century; inside is a statue of the saint. The war memorial in Nárameč commemorates sixteen soldiers who fell in the First World War. The unveiling ceremony took place on 19 October 1920.

The municipality of Nárameč is part of the Třebíčsko Nature Park. Gbel Pond near Nárameč has an island and a wooded peninsula. Křemel, a mountain, lies in the nearby area. Other mountains in the vicinity of Nárameč include Horka, Kopaniny and Čechtínský kopec. Svatý Marek, a church, is also located nearby.

Budišov u Třebíče railway station is located on railway line 252 between Studenec and Křižanov and is used by many tourists travelling to this region. In the wider regional surroundings of Nárameč are the ruins of Rabštejn and Tempelštejn, as well as the Myslibořice château park.

Route 5106 runs through Třebíč, Nárameč, Pozďatín, Náměšť nad Oslavou and Dukovany and is 32 km long. Route 5109 begins in Nárameč and runs through Hodov, Tasov, Naloučany and Náměšť nad Oslavou; it is also 32 km long. Route 5112 begins in Nárameč and runs through Rudíkov and Hroznatín (Benetice); it is 11 km long.

More local pages: Radkovice U Budče, Přešovice, Popůvky, Hornice, Stařeč, Hodov, Krahulov, Třebelovice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.