Damnice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Damnice is characterized by a gently undulating landscape with fields. Route I of the Znojemská vinařská stezka runs through the village; the section leading through Damnice passes predominantly through flat and hilly terrain along Class II and Class III roads as well as farm tracks.

History and Culture

The first written mention of Damnice dates back to 1353. The village’s history also includes the stone monument to the citizens of Damnice: its front formerly bore a memorial plaque commemorating the German inhabitants who were forced to leave their homeland after the Second World War.

In the wider region around Damnice are Tempelštejn, a ruin, Dívčí Hrady, a ruin, Rabštejn, a ruin, and Fünfkirchen Castle.

Landscape

In the immediate vicinity of Damnice are Litobratřický kopec [Jiřice u Miroslavi], a hill, and Na Kašenci [Mackovice], a hill. In the wider region around Damnice there are also Leskoun, a mountain, and Obora, a mountain.

Local

Farm milk is sold in Damnice by Liškova farma.

Other places at this regional level include Dobšice U Znojma, Citonice, Rešice, Šatov, Žerůtky, Jaroslavice, Suchohrdly U Miroslavi and Lukov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Znojmo.