Želetava: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Želetava
Želetava’s history is particularly evident in the Church of St. Michael: the protected ensemble comprises the church, the surrounding wall of the former cemetery, and a gate. The church dates back to a Gothic building from the early 14th century, was rebuilt in the Renaissance style in the 16th century, and altered after fires in 1677, 1760, and 1842.
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Culture and History
The Chapel of St. Catherine in Želetava is an immovable cultural monument. The single-nave, rectangular building has a decorated entrance façade, a niche with a statue of St. Catherine, a roof turret, and a gabled roof covered with plain clay tiles.
The Marian column stands on Svornosti Square in Želetava and is surrounded on three sides by a fountain with a stone surround. The present-day fountain was built in 1844 after an older fountain dating from 1577 had been relocated. A pilgrimage takes place at the Church of St. Michael on the Sunday around 29 September.
Nature and Bodies of Water
The Želetavka stream is the most significant body of water flowing through Želetava. The ponds Bouzek, Rekreant, Hadrava, Pánkův, and Panský are located in the surrounding area and are used mainly for fishing and recreation.
The mountains Rudný, Mařenka, Srnčí vrch, and U Obrázku are located in the immediate vicinity of Želetava.
Surroundings
A red-marked trail leads from Želetava towards Havlišův mlýn; the route is listed as 3 km long. The Church of Svatá Markéta is also located nearby. The churches U Svaté Magdalena and U Svatého Křiže are also situated in the vicinity of Želetava. Roštejn Castle [Doupě] is located in the wider regional surroundings of Želetava.
You can find more town pages at: Popůvky, Valdíkov, Hodov, Biskupice-Pulkov, Račice, Kojatice, Vícenice, Číměř.
To the main travel overview: Třebíč District.
