Maleč: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Maleč’s history is particularly evident at the château: František Palacký spent the last 14 years of his life here. Maleč Château is presented as a memorial to F. L. Rieger and F. Palacký; the exhibition includes restored interiors with original furnishings as well as F. Palacký’s preserved studies.

Nature

The “Za hejkaly do Železných hor a na zámek Maleč” trail leads around Maleč Château through a landscape with old trees along the Doubrava. The shorter version of the Maleč Trail can be navigated with an all-terrain stroller and by bicycle. The trail also includes a sheep bridge and an opportunity to search for fossils.

Another nature-focused attraction is the open-air geology exhibition in Maleč. It displays rocks from the surrounding area and from the Železné hory National Geopark. The exhibition is freely accessible and has an information board and a worksheet with seven questions.

Culture

The Protestant church in Maleč was built from 1891 to 1894 in the Neo-Renaissance style, with a tower, and was ceremonially opened on 28 June 1896. Maleč is also located along the historic Libická stezka route.

On the village square, Baroque statues of the Virgin Mary and Saint John of Nepomuk form a group together with a cross and a wooden bell tower. These include a sandstone statue of the Virgin Mary dated 1685 and a statue of Saint John of Nepomuk dating from 1707.

Other places: Vilémovec, Lány, Malčín, Sázavka, Žižkovo Pole, Stříbrné Hory, Michalovice, Dolni Krupa

To the main travel overview: Havlíčkův Brod District.