Zárubice: Hotels and Accommodations

Klárka Pond, commonly called Zárubický or “Podevsí,” lies behind Zárubice on the road toward Hrotovice, covers 5.2 hectares, and is one of the largest ponds in the Třebíč District. A structured littoral zone was created at the far end of Zárubický Pond to promote the development of wetland plants and animals. Zárubický Pond is used for recreational purposes.

The small bell tower of Zárubice stands in the middle of the preserved, picturesque village green; it was built in 1846. The memorial to the victims of the First World War in Zárubice was erected in 1929. In the foreground of the memorial stands a statue of a weeping woman.

The former school building in Zárubice was built in 1898. Part of the former school building was used as an inn and cultural hall. Traditional houses in Zárubice were typically decorated with sculptural façade ornaments in the form of small squares above windows and gates.

The signposted long-distance cycle route 401 runs through Zárubice. Local cycling routes in the surrounding forests connect to cycle route 401.

The cycling tour “The Farmer’s Trail from Hrotovice to Jaroměřice” runs through Zárubice. It passes through Odunec and Zárubice to the Na Skalným forest complex.

In spring 2004, Toulavé kolo began exploring the surrounding area on cycling trips, including the vanished medieval settlement of Mstěnice near Hrotovice. Since 2006, trips have also been held under the auspices of Toulavé kolo as part of the so-called Bláznivý týden.

At the beginning of the holidays, sports and social events for children and adults are regularly held in Zárubice. Following the example of Toulavé kolo, the Zárubičtí chodci group decided to take walking trips around the surrounding area.

More local pages: Dolní Lažany, Domamil, Odunec, Sudice, Jasenice, Kladeruby Nad Oslavou, Mikulovice, Babice U Lesonic.

To the overarching travel overview: Třebíč District.