Měřín: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Church of St. John the Baptist in Měřín stands on Romanesque foundations. Visible from afar, it welcomes arrivals as a distinctive landmark with a tall tower and a Romanesque portal dating from the 12th century.

Geographical Location

The D1 motorway runs in the immediate vicinity of Měřín.

Culture and History

The first written record of Měřín dates from 1298; at that time, Třebíč Monastery founded a provostry there for monks of the Benedictine order.

Nature and Trails

The Naučná stezka městyse Měřín educational trail combines information about the history of Měřín with the nature in its surroundings. The circular route is just under 12 km long and can be completed on foot, by bicycle, or with a stroller. The educational trail provides information about silver mining in the Měřín area, protected plants and animals in the Balinka stream catchment, and a silver hoard that was discovered in a barn.

A walk along the Černický potok stream near Valcha is a pleasant option. The 694 m-high Dědkovská hora peak, which belongs to the Arnolecké hory mountains, is located nearby and is suitable for a classic hike. The forests around Měřín in the direction of Kamenička, Řehořov, and Jamné are considered a paradise for mushroom pickers.

The local pages for Rudolec, Sklené, Velke Mezirici, Polnička, Radostín, Písečné, Ubušínek, and Sněžné are also accessible.

For the higher-level travel overview: Žďár Nad Sázavou District.