Holiday apartment in Všemina – hiking trails, reservoir and culture

Všemina combines a marked hiking trail network with a reservoir, historic sites and vibrant local traditions. The Red Clover circular trail is particularly characteristic: it is the most important and longest circular hiking trail in Všemina and passes the St. Hubertus monument.

Hiking

The Všeminský trojlístek hiking trail network includes around 14 seating areas for hikers. The marked trails lead to places of interest and viewpoints around Všemina. The St. Hubertus monument stands at the highest point on the edge of a meadow. An alternative route leads past the hotel via the yellow-marked trail to the chapel on Papradná and then onto a red-marked trail. From Hranice, the red-marked trail leads to the monument; this route takes approximately 30 to 40 minutes.

Water and horses

The Všemina Reservoir is a multipurpose reservoir used, among other things, for individual recreation and fish farming. Swimming and water sports at the reservoir are undertaken at one’s own risk.

Všemina Ranch offers horseback rides and horse excursions into nature, accompanied by an experienced instructor. A day at the ranch may include caring for and training horses. The ranch also offers weekend courses focused on riding training.

Culture and history

The Parish Church of St. John of Nepomuk in Všemina was built from 1780 to 1784 as a simple Baroque structure made of rubble stone and bricks. The church’s new organ was completed in 2010 and ceremonially blessed on March 5, 2011.

Hrádek is a former castle site between Všemina and Dešná. Archaeological investigations at Hrádek confirmed a settlement of the Púchov culture and traces of a palisade fortification.

The Železov monument consists of two 2.4-meter-high steel plates. Its defining element is a cross of St. John of Nepomuk, aligned with the church in Všemina. The traditional, now practically forgotten craft of Všemina included the production of “čagany”.

Traditions and local cuisine

A traditional New Year’s Eve hiking trip to Kámen na Kršlu serves as a farewell to the past year. The municipality’s end-of-holidays program included the Všeminský kotlík goulash cooking competition. In 2025, Všeminský kotlík was the second edition of a cooking competition for wild game goulash. The goulash dishes prepared there were judged both by a professional jury and through a public vote.

Those choosing a holiday apartment in Všemina can initially compare the available offers by accommodation type and occupancy. The booking and cancellation conditions stated there are equally important. Checking these fields provides a clear basis for comparing various offers around Všemina.

Other places to include in your selection are Vizovice, Podkopná Lhota, Březůvky, Tečovice, Valašské Klobouky, Šarovy, Machová and Trnava U Zlína.

For the higher-level travel overview: Zlín District.