Neubuz: Nature, History and Hotels in the Všeminka Valley

Neubuz lies in the valley of the Všeminka stream, in a varied, hilly landscape. The 542-hectare cadastral area includes 281 hectares of woodland. The local landscape therefore brings together a valley, slopes and extensive forest areas. The Obora Títěž game preserve also stretches between Neubuz and Všemina. It was established in the early 1980s as an enclosure for fallow deer and mouflon.

Nature

Vyhlídka Barborka offers year-round views of the surrounding landscape. The route there leads through a newly planted avenue of fruit trees.

History

The first written mention of Neubuz dates back to 1373. The place name also points to an older linguistic development: Neubuz was formed by adding a possessive suffix to the personal name Neubud. The village is home to a chapel dedicated to Saint Florian, built in 1905. A pilgrimage dedicated to Saint Florian takes place in Neubuz every year.

Another historical reference dates back to 1890. At that time, the municipal administration decided to build a school. Today, the reconstructed building serves as a venue for various social and educational activities.

Things to Do

For a cycling trip, there is a 24 km circular route starting in Slušovice. The road and trekking route leads to Neubuz and then back to Slušovice. Travellers arriving by train will find the nearest railway station in Želechovice, 8 km from Neubuz.

Food and Drink

Fruit growing was traditionally practised in Neubuz. Trnken were cooked, fruit was dried and slivovitz was distilled. Local farmers have also revived the tradition of cheese-making; demand cannot be met.

The Hospůdky Moštárna area is popular with locals and tourists, who enjoy stopping there for refreshments. At Neubuzské guláškování, visitors could sample goulash at the Hospůdka Na Moštárně establishment. The festival took place for the sixth time in 2026.

When comparing hotel offers for Neubuz, you can check several specific details on the respective offer pages. These include the exact location, the type of accommodation and the possible occupancy. Included services, individual price components, as well as booking and cancellation conditions can also be compared. Any information about differing rules or additional costs should also be checked directly with the respective offer. This keeps the comparison based on the information on each individual page and on the terms and conditions actually stated. For assessing costs, it is advisable not to judge the total price solely by the first amount shown. On the offer page, travellers can check which guests the stated occupancy applies to and whether individual services are already included in the price. The payment deadlines stated there, possible surcharges and the conditions under which a change or cancellation is permitted are also relevant. Such differences can only be assessed based on the respective offer. The details should therefore be read in full and compared across several offers using the same criteria.

Other Places

Other place pages: Hrobice, Podhradí U Luhačovic, Valašské Klobouky, Drzkova, Zádveřice-Raková, Slušovice, Vlachovice, Podkopná Lhota.

To the overarching travel overview: Zlín District.