Bohuslavice u Zlína: Hotel and Local History

Bohuslavice u Zlína lies on the northwestern edge of the Vizovice Highlands, in a long, relatively narrow valley of the Březnický potok stream. The surrounding terrain ranges from 236 to 464 metres above sea level across a rolling hilly landscape. The varied, wooded countryside is as much a part of the surroundings as the rolling terrain.

Nature

Its location in the valley and on the edge of the Vizovice Highlands brings different landscape forms together within a small area. The valley of the Březnický potok stream is long and relatively narrow, while the surrounding area is characterised by rolling hills. Elevations range from 236 to 464 metres above sea level. Wooded areas are as much a part of the landscape as the varied terrain around Bohuslavice u Zlína.

History

The first written record of Bohuslavice u Zlína dates from 1362. In the centre of the village stands a war memorial dedicated to the victims of the First World War. It consists of a stone block with a black marble plaque bearing the names of the fallen. Another historic landmark is located on a road in the southern part of Bohuslavice u Zlína: a stone crucifix dating from 1749 stands there.

Culture

The chapel in Bohuslavice u Zlína has a white tower symbolising hands folded in prayer. Its interior features modern, minimalist furnishings. The Stations of the Cross express Christ’s suffering through a symbolic depiction of flowers. The chapel was consecrated on 18 October 2003 by Bishop Josef Hrdlička.

Local customs are also kept alive. In Bohuslavice u Zlína, the tradition of the carnival procession, including leading the bear and the burial of the bass, continues. Alongside the established memorial and sacred sites, traditional events therefore also form part of the village’s cultural character.

Geographical Location

Regional Cycle Route 5055 between Uherské Hradiště and Zlín runs along the southern edge of the Bohuslavice u Zlína area. About 1 km south of the village, St. Hubertus Forest Chapel stands on a wooded ridge crossed by this cycle route.

St. Hubertus Forest Chapel can be reached from the bus stop by the school via an uphill road, a field track and a forest path. Masses are regularly celebrated at the forest chapel on the occasion of the St. Hubertus festival. The distance to the chapel remains approximate: it is about 1 km south of Bohuslavice u Zlína.

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