Oslavice: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The historical traces in Oslavice include the remains of Hrádek. A footpath leads there from Pekát Pond through a steep, wooded slope. Hrádek may have been built in the 13th century or as late as the beginning of the 14th century, and fell into disrepair before 1355.

Culture

The Chapel of St. Anne dates back to the 19th century. It contains a statue of Saint Nicholas and also has a bell dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The Chapel of Divine Mercy is a modern building. There are five historic crosses in Oslavice and its surroundings.

A landscaped path leads from the cultural centre to the local chapel and runs around the remaining pond.

Landscape

The Balinské údolí Nature Park lies west of Oslavice. The mountains Ambrožný, Hradiště, Panský kopec and Dědkovská hora are located in the vicinity of Oslavice.

In the wider region around Oslavice are the Church of Svatý Marek, the Rabštejn ruins and Myslibořice Castle Park. A so-called “stezka odvahy” also ran through the surroundings of Oslavice.

More local pages: Ujčov, Karlov, Skorotice, Skřinářov, Ubušínek, Písečné, Dobra Voda, Rožná

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