Moravské Budějovice: Holiday Apartments and Houses

Moravské Budějovice surprises visitors with a richly layered cultural history and notable destinations in the surrounding area. The Muzeum Moravské Budějovice presents two permanent exhibitions in the town château and in the nearby Masné krámy. Together with historic religious buildings, a rare geological formation, and a route for cycling and walking, they create a multifaceted picture of the town.

Culture and History

The exhibition “Příběh města a zámku” presents the history of the town from its beginnings to the present day. “Řemesla a živnosti jihozápadní Moravy” covers a different historical period: it explores crafts from the Middle Ages through to industrial production in the 20th century.

The Chrám sv. Jiljí dates back to the first half of the 13th century and features rich Baroque furnishings. In the Kaple sv. Michaela, the lower level served as an ossuary, while the chapel was located on the upper level. It also contains a Baroque ceiling painting of the Last Judgment from 1726.

Landscape

Moravské Budějovice is home to Pararulová vrása, a rare geological formation. Svatý Vít is a mountain in the nearby area. The surroundings of Moravské Budějovice also include the mountains Stříbrná hora, Sadek, and Srnčí vrch.

Destinations in the Wider Area

Svatá Markéta is a church in the vicinity of Moravské Budějovice. The wider region includes Schloßberg, a ruin; Schloss Karlslust, a castle; and Rabštejn, a ruin.

A Route

The route “Z Moravských Budějovic ke zřícenině kaple” can be explored by bicycle or on foot.

Other places at the same administrative level: Číhalín, Štěměchy, Radošov, Předín, Dalešice, Čáslavice, Litohoř, Petrůvky.

To the overview of the higher-level travel region: Okres Třebíč.