Bojanovice is located in the Jevišovka Nature Park. The Jankovec and U Huberta protected areas, the chapel in the town centre, historical connections and a summer camp offer different perspectives on a stay here. When choosing a holiday apartment, it helps to sort these themes by their character: nature and habitats, local history, or a summer-related activity. This makes it easier to see which aspects interest you most and how you would like to spend your time.

Distinguishing between protected habitats

Jankovec is a Natura 2000 site of European importance, designated to protect the fire-bellied toad. Extensively managed ponds with natural shorelines and puddles along forest paths provide habitats there. They are located within a large forest complex with a high proportion of deciduous trees. Ponds, puddles and the forest complex are therefore all central to the protected area described here.

U Huberta is a natural monument covering 1.7676 hectares. It protects wetlands and areas that are periodically waterlogged, providing habitats for the great crested newt and other rare plant and animal species. Unlike Jankovec, the focus here is on wetland areas and the great crested newt; Jankovec is associated with the protection of the fire-bellied toad and pond and forest habitats. If you include nature in your plans, these differences can help you choose the focus that interests you.

The chapel and historical connections

The Chapel of St John of Nepomuk stands in the centre of Bojanovice. Regular services are not held there. If you would like to visit the chapel, check access locally.

Bojanovice is mentioned in connection with the Horácko resistance group near Jevišovice. Another historical perspective is offered by the St Hubertus site near Bojanovice: between the two world wars, it was mentioned as a possible excursion destination for local residents. The two references differ in content and period. The Horácko connection places Bojanovice in a historical context; the reference to the St Hubertus site relates specifically to the period between the two world wars.

Summer activities and getting your bearings

The “Vědecké Centrum Galaxie” camp takes place in summer at the TZ Pila holiday camp near Bojanovice u Znojma. If the camp is relevant to your plans, coordinate its specific dates with your travel dates. Its summer schedule sets this activity apart from the permanently designated protected areas and the chapel.

Bojanovice is on the road between Hluboké Mašůvky and Jevišovice. This places the village between the two named towns; plan the most suitable route for your journey based on your starting point. When looking for a holiday apartment, you can also start with your interests: nature and protected areas raise different questions than local history or the summer camp. This lets you connect your choice of location with the themes that matter for your stay, without turning a single reason for visiting into a fixed programme for the entire trip.

Discover more destinations: Bantice, Višňové, Blanné, Olbramkostel, Dyje, Hluboké Mašůvky, Dyjákovice, Hrabětice

See the broader travel overview: Okres Znojmo.