Hajky: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Stádlecký Bridge, regarded as the last Empire bridge in the Czech Republic, is located in the vicinity of Hájky. The Stádlec Bridge is accessible year-round and is also open to cyclists. Several hiking trails start from it: a red-marked trail leads upstream to Příběnice Castle or as far as Tábor. Downstream, red or blue trails lead to Dobronice Castle; from there, a red trail continues to Bechyně.

Culture

The Chapel of Saint Donát in Hájky has been renovated. The historical forms of the place name have also been preserved: in 1869, Hájky was recorded under the name Hájkov, while between 1900 and 1910 the forms Hájky and Hájko appeared.

Events

A Masopust carnival procession took place in Hájky and Slavňovice in both 2022 and 2023. On Saturday, 19 February 2022, it began at 9 a.m., was accompanied by a band and included a total of 30 masks. On 11 February 2023, a Masopust with a total of 29 masks took place there from 9 a.m., including locals and people from the surrounding area.

The football pitch of TJ Sokol Stádlec is located below Hájky, between Stádlec and Slavňovice. The football pitch below Hájky irregularly hosts, approximately once a year in summer, the Pašafest music event, Children’s Day and other social events.

Leisure

The workout fitness area is officially called “Odpočívka cyklostezky” and was built in 2019.

Other places

Horky, Rataje, Ústrašice, Nová Ves U Mladé Vožice, Chýnov, Becice, Zlukov, Hlasivo

To the higher-level travel overview: Tábor District.