Zašovice: Hotels and Accommodation

South of Zašovice lies Salátův kopec within the cadastral area of the municipality. The hill reaches 661 metres above sea level. The predominant habitat there consists of submontane Nardus grasslands without juniper. The Salátův kopec locality covers 8 hectares.

The Chapel of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, dating from the 19th century, stands in the village square of Zašovice. The Chapel of Our Lady in Zašovice is also designated as a cultural monument.

A historical curiosity is the Zašovice coin hoard, discovered in the 18th century. It includes at least four solidi attributed to Zeno – twice –, Anastasius I and Justinian I.

A green-marked bridleway runs through the built-up area of Zašovice and the surrounding area. There are also two riding stations in Zašovice along this green-marked bridleway.

The Lesní naučná stezka Chaloupky educational trail includes the Urbánkův palouk natural monument as one of its stops. Its subject matter includes ecology, nature conservation, botany, ornithology and forest management.

Near Nová Brtnice, the Chaloupky Centre offers week-long programmes as well as weekend and holiday events. Zašovice and Nová Brtnice are marked in the map section of the Lesní naučná stezka Chaloupky educational trail.

The “Zašovice, Nová Brtnice” bus stop is 150 metres from the Chaloupky Centre.

Farma Zašovice is a fully operational agricultural business focused on the production of dairy products. During the 2026/2027 school year, Farma Zašovice offers educational programmes including a farm tour and practical activities such as caring for, feeding and milking animals.

Other places: Náměšť Nad Oslavou, Rapotice, Nové Syrovice, Loukovice, Bačkovice, Blatnica, Štěpkov, Bohušice

To the main travel overview: Třebíč District.