Petrůvky: Hotels and accommodations

The wetlands of Petrůvky provide refuge and watering places for many forest animals and other living creatures. The larger municipal pond, Horní rybník, is located at the entrance to Petrůvky from the direction of Třebíč. Since its comprehensive reconstruction in 2008, Horní rybník has been used for fish farming and recreation. Amphibians, grass snakes, dragonflies, mallards and songbirds can be observed at Horní rybník.

Mount Hardeky, Klučovská hora, Hošťanka and Záhoří are each located in the immediate vicinity of Petrůvky. The Church of Svatý Marek is also located nearby. The Church of Svatá Markéta lies in the surroundings of Petrůvky, while the ruins of Rabštejn are located in the wider regional area.

The monument to those who fell in the First World War in Petrůvky is a granite monument erected in 1917 on a sandstone base. It stands at the crossroads near the fire brigade association on the village square. From 1519 to 1846, Petrůvky belonged to the municipal hospital in Třebíč.

During Masopust in Petrůvky, participants were hosted at the houses with snacks, open-faced sandwiches, sandwich platters, schnitzels, savory and sweet strudels, cakes, doughnuts, spirits and other foods. During the documented Masopust in Petrůvky, people wearing masks were hosted at the houses with snacks, open-faced sandwiches, sandwich platters, schnitzels, savory and sweet strudels, cakes, doughnuts, spirits and other foods.

A stone cross stands on the village square in Petrůvky. The stone cross in Petrůvky was made by Jan Uhlíř in Sedlejov near Telč.

Other places in this directory: Kamenná, Příštpo, Rohy, Pozďatín, Hluboké, Lesůňky, Čikov, Cidlina.

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.