Discover Mistřice: Holiday Apartments, Nature Trail and Culture

The “Po hranici devíti katastrů” nature trail begins in Mistřice, runs to the Hrabiny fields above Pašovice, and is approximately nine kilometres long. It is well signposted and equipped with more than ten educational panels, information boards and signposts. It is also suitable for cycling tourism. At the beginning of the nature trail above Mistřice, visitors can see the Bilavčíkův kříž cross. The approximate route information, signposting and focus on cycling tourism provide various points of reference when planning an excursion according to your own priorities. This allows the route length, trail information and cultural starting point to be considered separately even before undertaking a more detailed exploration.

Nature Trail and Landscape

Along its route, the nature trail passes through the Prakšická vrchovina highlands, which are considered a landscape rich in fauna and flora. It runs near the highest point, Rovná hora, which extends into the nature reserve of the same name. For your planning, the natural environment, route and cultural connections can each play different roles; the information can be read according to your interests in activities or history. The trail thus combines a signposted route with landscape features and individual sites of remembrance, without these aspects merging into a single attraction.

The Cyril and Methodius Trail between Maršov and Uherské Hradiště runs through Pašovice and Mistřice. These two route connections provide additional points of reference that you can organise according to route, landscape and culture.

Culture and History

The “Chapel of the Holy Trinity” in Mistřice dates from 1874 to 1883: its construction began in 1874, was interrupted by a devastating fire, and was completed in 1883; it was consecrated on 10 November 1884. Inside are paintings by the painter Kubíček, as well as statues of the Virgin Mary, Saint Wenceslas, Saint Florian, Saint Teresa and Saint Anne. The years and proper names provide fixed points of reference for further independent research.

There is a Baroque chapel in Javorovec. The family of František Josef Bulín had a brick chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary built over his brick-built burial site; this dedication is considered an expression of gratitude for the end of a plague epidemic. Above Javorovec, beside the old road to Uherské Hradiště, stands a cross dating from 1740. It bears a cryptogram in the old Czech language. The Bilavčíkův kříž is associated with a site where a battle may have taken place between the troops of the Bohemian King George of Poděbrady and the Hungarian King Matthias Corvinus.

When choosing a holiday apartment in Mistřice, travel dates, room category and cancellation conditions may be among the details you compare side by side before making your selection. Together with the route, natural and cultural features described above, this provides an objective basis for planning your own trip without anticipating the individual offers or their conditions.

Other Places

Buchlovice, Nezdenice, Staré Město, Korytná, Polešovice, Ořechov, Šumice, Uherský Brod

For the higher-level travel overview: Uherské Hradiště District.