Slavíkovice: Hotels and accommodations

The Church of St. Catherine is a Baroque building dating from 1749 to 1767. The western part of the nave contains a Romanesque core dating from around 1200, while the tower dates from the first half of the 13th century. The furnishings include an organ by Jan Komorník of Rouchov.

The cemetery adjoining the Church of St. Catherine contains two chapels with thatched roofs. There is also an old barn near the church, by the Stodolák pond.

The former Slavíkovice fortress stood near the church; its cellar has been preserved beneath the current rectory. The preserved mill equipment of Slavíkovický mlýn is located beneath the dam of a pond.

The single-track local railway line from Jemnice to Moravské Budějovice was completed in 1896 and is 20.8 kilometres long. It is considered an interesting technical monument of the Vysočina region.

Špičák and Modrácký kopec, both mountains, are located in the immediate surroundings of Slavíkovice. The surroundings also include Schloßberg, a ruin, and Síbeňák, a mountain. Also located nearby are Weißes Marterl, a wayside shrine, and U Svaté Magdalena, a church.

In the wider regional surroundings of Slavíkovice are Svatý Vít, a mountain, and Landštejn, a castle.

A road runs through Slavíkovice above the shore of the extensive Návesní rybník.

The 29-kilometre cycling route “From Jemnice to Police and the mills on the Želetavka” passes through Slavíkovice and is offered as a cycling excursion. From Lhotice u Jemnice railway station, Slavíkovice can be reached on foot via a narrow asphalt road.

Other places: Okarec, Rouchovany, Kuroslepy, Sudice, Kožichovice, Číměř, Jiratice, Lhotice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.