THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY

THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY
THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY
THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY
THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY
THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY
THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY
THE SURROUNDINGS OF JAROMĚŘICE NAD ROKYTNOU TO A CHATEAU AND BREWERY

This circular cycle route for lovers of history, beer and the famous Czech film Postřižiny starts and ends in the town of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou. It takes about 4 hours to ride the 45 km long route. If you set aside a full day for the trip, you'll have plenty of time to stop at all the interesting places along the way.

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Informační centrum Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou Radnice
náměstí Míru 2
67551 Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou
region Třebíč
+420 568 408 026
www.jaromericenr.cz
49.094082, 15.893306Map
Period: summer

The starting point for this trip is the town of Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou. Right here you can make your first stop and explore the Baroque  château with a French garden, which is rightly known as the Moravian Versailles. Behind the Rokytka River, the French park passes into the English one.

From Jaroměřice then head to Hrotovice (via the villages of Příštpo, Radkovice and Bačice). The entire route is clearly marked on the map below. After about 18 km you come toHrotovice, and another stop at the Hrotovice Local Museum, which commemorates the history of the town and its important residents.

You can have something good to eat and drink in nearby Dalešice, where there is a brewery known from the popular Czech film Postřižiny. Don't forget to visit the beer shop.

Then a leisurely ride to Stropešín and Valeč. The paved road will lead you to Dolní Vilémovice and then to Lipník. You will then return to Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou via Boňov, a picturesque village with well-preserved rural buildings.

Photo: the archive of Vysočina Tourism, Vladimír Kunc, Ivo Svoboda