Jinošov: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Jinošovské studánky combines a hiking tradition held annually in May with a route of around 12 km. The first official Jinošovské studánky Hiking Day took place in 1978. The route passes nine springs. The V Olších spring is the source of the Pucovský potok stream, while the V Hrdle spring feeds the nearby Bělizna pond.

Church and History

The parish Church of St Peter and St Paul in Jinošov was first mentioned in 1368. It is a single-nave Romanesque church on a slight elevation above Jinošov. The oldest surviving parts include the presbytery with Gothic ribs and the sacristy.

The cemetery wall around the church is articulated on its inner side by blind arcades. This design includes figurative paintings by F. Mikula from Jinín, dating from 1841 to 1854.

Schönwald and the Park Grounds

In the western part of the Schönwald landscape park in Jinošov stands the orangery building, which survives only as a shell. The Silvanův chrám stands at the highest point of Schönwald Park. The Dianin altán is a separate structure within the Schönwald castle and park grounds.

Historic Schönwald was a small summer château built in a former pheasantry between 1827 and 1829. Even before taking over the estate in 1795, Count Jindřich Vilém decided to transform the former pheasantry into an English park and his summer residence.

Music performances and celebrations were held in the Temple of Apollo in the first half of the 19th century. It retains its picturesque decoration and excellent acoustics.

Access and Regional Context

The Schönwald summer château is privately owned and not open to the public. The Jinošovská obora, on the other hand, is open to the public. Its paths offer the opportunity to walk among centuries-old oaks, larches and lime trees.

The Náměšťsko Landscape Protection and Heritage Zone forms a triangle bounded by the municipalities of Náměšť nad Oslavou, Jinošov and Kralice nad Oslavou.

Other Places

Other places: Nimpšov, Lhotice, Chotěbudice, Moravské Budějovice, Popůvky, Vícenice, Dešov, Litovany.

To the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.