Újezd U Rosic: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Újezd u Rosic combines a distinctive foothill landscape with a small historic village setting and a named excursion to well-maintained springs. The landscape, local history and paths through the surrounding area create a varied picture of the village.

Culture

The Chapel of St. Francis dates from 1852 and is part of the historic center of Újezd u Rosic. It is considered the only preserved historic building in Újezd u Rosic. It was originally built as a bell tower. A mass is celebrated in the Chapel of St. Francis on the feast day of Saint Francis Seraphicus.

Landscape

Újezd u Rosic lies in the foothills of the Českomoravská vrchovina at an elevation of 475 to 494 m. Most of the village lies on the ridge of a foothill elevation, whose southwestern part slopes down toward the valley of the Chvojnice stream.

Nature

The “Studánky a voda v Újezdu u Rosic” excursion leads to the numerous well-maintained springs in Újezd u Rosic and is suitable for a full-day trip. According to the recommended route, it begins at Maťova studánka. The route leads from the confluence along the left bank of the Chvojnice reservoir to the V Oltáříčkách spring and then via dirt tracks to Újezd u Rosic.

Surroundings

Koní hora mountain lies in the wider regional surroundings of Újezd u Rosic. The ruins of Tempelštejn, Babí hora mountain and Duforty mountain are located in the surrounding area. The nearby area also includes the Krokočínská hůrka hill. Zámek Veveří Castle and Brno Zoo are likewise located in the wider regional surroundings.

More local pages: Syrovice, Unkovice, Všechovice, Ochoz U Tišnova, Omice, Silůvky, Tišnov and Měnín.

For the higher-level travel overview: Okres Brno-Venkov.