Haňovice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Haňovice is located on the right edge of the Morava River floodplain below the summit of Rampach, which belongs to the Zábřežská vrchovina uplands. The Bouzovská vrchovina uplands begin on the western side of the village; the Rampach hill is situated in the immediate vicinity of Haňovice.

Landscape in the surrounding area

The immediate surroundings are also characterised by prominent elevations. The Třesín hill [Bílá Lhota-Měník] is situated in the immediate vicinity of Haňovice. The Dubový vrch hill [Loučka u Bílska] lies in the vicinity of Haňovice. The wider regional area also includes Horka mountain and Hrad Brníčko Castle.

Culture and history

Despite later alterations, Haňovice Chateau preserves a Renaissance portal, heraldic panels and several vaults inside. The Chapel of Saints Cyril and Methodius is a freestanding single-nave building with a polygonal presbytery. In front of the chapel stands a stone cross with a Calvary group.

Archaeological finds provide evidence of human activity in Haňovice and the surrounding area as early as the Late Stone Age. Early medieval finds indicate that iron ore was probably processed in Haňovice in the 10th century. Haňovice has a memorial to the victims of the First World War.

The wider regional area around Haňovice includes the Pomník obětem 1. a 2. světové války memorial, the Pomník obětem 1. světové války memorial and the Socha sv. Jana Nepomuckého statue.

Local events and products

The Haňovský košt reached its 17th edition in 2026. Shooting at clay targets was part of the programme at Myslivecký den 2026 in Haňovice. The ZD Haňovice retail outlet sells tomatoes from the Haňovice greenhouses.

Other places: Křelov-Břuchotín, Věrovany, Tršice, Suchonice, Ústín, Bystročice, Svésedlice, Bílsko.

For the broader travel overview: Olomouc District.