Jiřice U Humpolce: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

On the village square in Jiřice, the Church of St. James the Greater is listed in the Central Register of Immovable Cultural Monuments. Another notable feature is the Jiřice Memorial Lime Tree: it is around 700 years old and stands out because of its hollow trunk.

Nature

The landscape around Jiřice is hilly and characterized by elevations and valleys. Along the roads, especially in the southwest, there are avenues and rows of trees that are more or less well preserved. The Petrovický stream flows southwest between Jiřice and Speřice, while the small Náveský pond is located directly on the village square in Jiřice.

Despite the loss of many historic paths, the landscape around Jiřice can still be crossed very easily. Many of the remaining paths that can be used by pedestrians are unpaved and may be poorly maintained, overgrown, or have been ploughed up.

Routes and connections

Jiřice and the local part of Speřice are served from Humpolec by public bus transport. The Stezka Poznání Jiřice educational trail has an information board on the village square next to the wayside chapel. The Stezka Poznání runs between Chotěboř and Humpolec and connects places of interest associated with small monuments.

Geographical location

Orlík, a site classified as a ruin, is located in the vicinity of Jiřice. Also nearby are Špičák, classified as a mountain, and Broučkův vršek [Jiřice u Humpolce], classified as a hill.

The surroundings of Jiřice also include Želivský Kláštor Monastery, Melechov, classified as a mountain, and Svatá Anna, a site classified as a church. In the wider regional surroundings of Jiřice are Putimovský vrch, classified as a mountain, and Svatý Jan, a site classified as a church.

Other destination pages

Other destination pages: Hodejovice, Ondřejov U Pelhřimova, Čížkov, Těmice, Lidmaň, Leškovice, Čelistná, Zhořec.

To the higher-level travel overview: Pelhřimov District.