Běhařovice: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

A notable detail of the town’s history is the rectory: it is the second-oldest building in Běharovice. In the southeastern part of the town of Běhařovice, the Church of the Most Holy Trinity is a prominent landmark.

Nature and landscape

The Jevišovka Nature Park overlaps with the cadastral area of Běhařovice. It protects a gently undulating landscape with deeply incised river valleys and numerous meanders, forests, meadows, ponds, and habitats of rare and specially protected species.

Most of the Běhařovice area is intensively farmed agricultural land. The Václavský Kopec, Příčník, and Stříbrná hora hills are located around Běharovice. The Skalný hill (GSM trans.) is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Běharovice.

Cycling routes

The signposted Mlynářská stezka cycling route runs through Běhařovice between Újezd and Přeskače. The Jevišovský Okruh route leads via Františkov to Běhařovice and then continues along cycling route No. 5006 to Přeskače.

Culture and history

The Rabštejn ruins are located in the surroundings of Běharovice. The Tempelštejn ruins, Karlslust Castle, and the Myslibořice château park are located in the wider regional surroundings of Běharovice.

Festivals and church life

The Běhařovická pouť is a traditional festival weekend featuring music, folk traditions, social gatherings, and entertainment for all generations.

On 31 May 2026, the Feast of the Holy Trinity and the patronal feast of the parish church will be celebrated in Běhařovice. The programme includes a Mass with a group in folk costumes, as well as a pilgrimage in Běhařovice. Masses for children are generally held in the church in Běharovice every third Friday of the month.

Other town pages

Other town pages: Božice, Stálky, Pavlice, Žerůtky, Havraníky, Bezkov, Tasovice Nad Dyjí and Vranov nad Dyjí.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Znojmo.