Račice: Hotels and Accommodations

The church's furnishings include the Václav Bell, cast in 1491. It is probably considered the oldest bell in the Třebíč region and could not be removed from the tower because of its size. Another historic work is the sculpture group of the Holy Cross from 1727.

The traditional St. Wenceslas pilgrimage takes place in Račice each year on the date closest to September 28. The Rabštejn ruins are also located in the surrounding area; the Church of Svatý Marek is likewise near Račice. The Tempelštejn ruins are located farther away in the wider regional area.

The Kurtinovi beekeeping farm in Račice near Hrotovice in the Třebíč region offers honey, mead, cosmetics made from bee products, candles, and beekeeping supplies. The farm shop includes a self-service vending machine open around the clock, offering blossom, linden, creamed, and honeydew honey, as well as eleven varieties of flavored honey.

The area around Račice includes several elevations classified as mountains: Stříbrná hora, Klučovská hora, Záhoří, and Babí hora are located there. Myslibořice Castle Park is situated in the immediate vicinity of Račice.

More pages about localities: Náměšť Nad Oslavou, Stařeč, Moravské Budějovice, Koněšín, Dukovany, Slavětice, Zvěrkovice and Rouchovany.

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.