Křižínkov: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Křižínkov is located in the Křižanov Highlands at an altitude of 468 metres above sea level. The first written mention of the village dates back to 1309. Křižínkov village square has an irregular layout, from which several streets branch off.

History and architectural heritage

Parts of solid stone walls are still being excavated at the site of today’s House No. 14; according to tradition, the Křižínkov fortress, surrounded by ponds, once stood there. The Chapel of St Anne was built in 1848. As a Neoclassical chapel with Late Baroque elements, it is considered an example of 19th-century folk architecture.

Several field monuments also form part of the village scene: A tall wooden cross bearing the year 1981 stands on the road to Křoví. On the road towards Katov stands a cross in the form of a granite pillar with a Corpus Christi. At the south-western edge of Křižínkov, near gardens and adjacent to fields, stand the restored walls of a picturesque triangular wayside shrine. At the crossroads towards Pánov, a first marble cross is completely hidden in the undergrowth.

Traditions and events

Masopust was celebrated in Křižínkov in both 2024 and 2025. Křižínkov běží is a traditional running event in Křižínkov.

You may also be interested in the locality pages for Osiky, Borovník, Rajhradice, Doubravník, Pasohlávky, Heroltice, Běleč and Sokolnice.

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