Horní Bojanovice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Horní Bojanovice lies on the southern foothills of the Ždánický les, specifically in the area known as the Boleradická vrchovina. Its distinctive features range from a unique folk costume culture and historic sacred buildings to forests, wine and a cycle route that runs through the village.

Culture and History

The folk costume of Horní Bojanovice belongs to the group of Haná-Slovak costumes. Its festive form is worn during the Hody celebrations and at weddings. The krojované Hody celebrations in Horní Bojanovice take place on the feast day of Saint Lawrence, 10 August.

The Church of Saint Lawrence in Horní Bojanovice dates back to the 13th century and has a unique Romanesque floor plan. Its furnishings also include Renaissance bells. The Chapel of Saint Florian in Horní Bojanovice dates from the mid-18th century.

Landscape and Nature

The cadastral area of Horní Bojanovice includes oak-hornbeam forests, floodplain forests and alder forests, as well as downy oak forests and rocky forest steppes. The landscape therefore displays several different forest and natural forms within the local cadastral area.

Wine, Cycle Route and Leisure

The Velkopavlovická Wine Cycle Route passes through Horní Bojanovice. Modern wineries in Horní Bojanovice are open to visitors. Every June, the Expedice Krajem André event also takes place on the route that runs through Horní Bojanovice.

The pools at Koupaliště Horní Bojanovice may only be used during the swimming pool's operating hours.

Other places: Starovičky, Křepice, Sedlec U Mikulova, Krumvíř, Lundenburg, Dobré Pole, Morkůvky, Uhercice U Hustopecí.

To the higher-level travel overview: Břeclav District.