Jiratice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The route through the Želetavka Valley leads from Jemnice via Jiratice and back to Jemnice. On the way to Jiratice, it runs along the Jiratický potok, which is one of the watercourses listed in Jiratice.

Routes and Connections

In Jiratice, a turn-off via a farm track connects the “Po hradech, zámcích a zříceninách” route with the “Sakrální stavby” route. From Jiratice, a road also continues via Police and Vysočany to Bítov.

History and Village Character

In 1337, Jiratice was part of a benefice established for Pustiměř Monastery. The Chapel of Saint Florian in Jiratice was built in 1865. In Jiratice, the character of individual farmsteads from the early 20th century can still be recognized. The name “na farářském”, which has survived to this day, is considered a further indication that Jiratice once had a vicarage.

Geographical Setting

Modrácký kopec is a mountain in the vicinity of Jiratice. Špičák, Síbeňák and Klumetzberg are also mountains in the vicinity of Jiratice. In the wider regional surroundings of Jiratice, there are Schloßberg as a ruin, Landštejn as a castle, Schloss Karlslust as a castle, and U Svaté Magdalena as a church.

In addition, the local pages for Moravské Budějovice, Litohoř, Nárameč, Horní Újezd, Lesonice, Hartvíkovice, Čechtín and Příštpo provide further information.

For the higher-level travel overview: Třebíč District.