There are three clear reasons to choose Pasinovice as a destination: Cycle Route 1131 passes through the village, the Pašínovická louka Natural Monument covers part of its cadastral area, and the village’s history dates back to its first documented mention in 1371. These topics offer different perspectives and help you consciously choose the focus of your stay.

Cycle Route 1131 through Pasinovice

Cycle Route 1131, which passes through Pasinovice, is rated as moderate and is suitable for mountain bikes and trekking bikes. Surfaces and conditions may change, so check the route’s condition and current trail conditions before setting out.

A plan from October 2016 shows the marked Cycle Route 1131 following the route Dolní Stropnice – Plav – Pašinovice – Komařice – Sedlo u Komařic – Nežetice. In this sequence, Pašinovice lies between Plav and Komařice. The sequence of villages gives the route number a specific course through several named places.

The route and its rating answer different planning questions: the sequence of villages shows how the route connects places, while the difficulty rating describes it as moderate. This lets you consider the route and its level of difficulty separately when planning your ride.

Pašínovická louka Natural Monument

The Pašínovická louka Natural Monument and its protection zone cover part of the cadastral area of Pasinovice. The natural monument was first designated on September 24, 1990. A population of the protected spring snowflake (Leucojum vernum) occurs in the Pašínovická louka area; the site is exceptional in terms of its extent.

Local history and points of local interest

Pašinovice was first documented in 1371. The Pašínovická louka Natural Monument was first designated on September 24, 1990. The two dates refer to different events: the first documented mention of the village and the first designation of the natural monument. Together, they provide distinct points of reference for local and natural history.

The village’s name evolved through Pašiněvice, Pašňovice, and Pašnojce before returning to Pašinovice. This sequence adds a linguistic-historical dimension to the dates: it focuses on the development of several historical forms.

The minor nobles known as the Pašinovici were based in Pašinovice. Another specific point of interest is the bell tower, which stands near the monument to the fallen of the First World War. This local history is also made tangible by a named local place of remembrance.

The Nový mlýn mill is mentioned in church registers for the period from 1656 to 1851. Nový mlýn is used for residential purposes. The period covered by the church registers begins 285 years after the first documented mention of Pašinovice in 1371 and extends to 1851, putting the early mention of the village and the later mill entries into chronological context.

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