Zelená Hora: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A particularly distinctive feature of Zelená Hora is the Zelená Hora archaeological site. It is an important archaeological site. It includes a 1.1-hectare prehistoric hillfort on a triangular headland above the Pustiměřský potok, which was fortified with a rampart and a ditch. A stone castle was built at the Zelená Hora archaeological site in the mid-13th century and was probably abandoned as early as the 14th century.

Landscape

Zelená Hora lies mostly in the summit areas of the Drahanská vrchovina highlands. Two windmills stood in Nad Bochtálem during the interwar period. After the municipality was forcibly resettled in 1941, they were gradually dismantled. Today, the village offers beautiful views of the Haná landscape.

Several prominent points in the surrounding area are relevant to its geographical setting: The vicinity of Zelená Hora includes the Hrádek ruins, the Kuchlov ruins and Chlum Mountain. In the immediate vicinity are Úpalí Hill (VVP Dědice) and Vojenská [Drysice] Hill. Předina Mountain lies in the wider regional surroundings of Zelená Hora.

Culture and History

Zelená Hora was officially founded in 1763, after woodcutters had built six houses in a cleared section of forest donated by Bishop Maxmilián, Count Hamilton. The inhabitants of Zelená Hora were forcibly resettled in 1941 and returned after the Second World War in 1945. A sandstone cross dating from 1869 stands in the village square.

Monuments

The wider regional surroundings of Zelená Hora include the Pomník obětem 1. světové války monument and the Pomník obětem 1. a 2. světové války monument.

More local pages: Drnovice U Vyškova, Lovčičky, Podbřežice, Podomí, Ježkovice, Letonice, Malínky, Rousínov.

To the higher-level travel overview: Vyškov District.