Bukovice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Bukovice lies in the Hornosvratecká vrchovina highlands at an altitude of 450 to 480 metres above sea level. The village is situated on the northeastern side of a gentle hill; from Bukovice, there is a view of the Tišnov valley.

Landscape and Water

Local attractions include the Pod Myšníkem pond, which was created in 1998 by Ing. Haška. The pond is a popular destination for walks. One path leads to two ponds in the lower part of Bukovice. A route passes the Chapel of St Anne and then continues along an asphalt road to the Pod Myšníkem pond.

At the edge of the meadows, the forest monument “Památník lesa” offers a place to rest and is dedicated to the local forests. At a crossroads, there is also a stone table and a seat that were installed for Bukovice’s 750th anniversary.

Culture and Tradition

The Chapel of St Anne in Bukovice was reconstructed in 2005, including its shingle roof and an automatic bell-ringing system. Near the chapel, a wayside cross stone still bears a recognisable relief of a cross of Golgotha.

The local customs include the Easter tradition of “Velikonoční mrskut”. Groups of boys and men, as well as occasional visitors, go from house to house in the village. On 16 September 2023, the 17th children’s fishing competition, “Bukovický kapr”, took place at the Pod Myšníkem pond.

Walking and Cycling Routes

The “Železné výhledy” cycling tour is classified as moderately difficult. A walk through the winter or spring landscape around Bukovice and Rohozec is considered a peaceful walking option.

From Rohozec, a walking path follows the Lubě and passes through a wooded valley to Bukovice.

More Destinations

More destinations: Brumov, Ricany, Bilovice Nad Svitavou, Blučina, Příbram Na Moravě, Holasice, Štěpánovice, Čučice

To the higher-level travel overview: Brno-Country District.