A watercourse flows through Bohuslavice before joining the Vápovka further downstream; a blue-marked riding trail also runs through the village. There are also animal encounters and horse activities at Hospodářský dvůr Bohuslavice, as well as unusual types of accommodation. Bohuslavice therefore offers several distinct points of interest to help you plan your trip.

Watercourse and riding route

The watercourse flows through Bohuslavice and joins the Vápovka further downstream. This provides a clear geographic connection for locating the village: the watercourse is not the Vápovka, but flows into it. The blue-marked riding trail also runs through Bohuslavice and is called “Jezdecká stezka Světlá pod Javořicí – Dukovany.” The watercourse and the riding route answer different planning questions: the watercourse locates Bohuslavice in relation to the Vápovka, while the route gives those interested in riding a specifically named trail to follow. The full route name and blue marking help you identify this particular trail when you are specifically looking for a riding route.

Animals, horses and activities

Hospodářský dvůr Bohuslavice offers several different reasons to visit. Visitors can see farm animals such as poultry, horses, goats and llamas, as well as exotic animals such as a Caucasian deer and an Andalusian donkey. Visitors can also lead horses around the riding arena there. Hospodářský dvůr Bohuslavice also has an outdoor playground connected to an outdoor fitness area. The options can be distinguished by the kind of activity you prefer: seeing animals, leading horses around the riding arena, or making use of the connected play and fitness area. Horses feature in two particular ways—as animals visitors can see and as animals they can lead. You can weigh up these different options when planning your trip.

Bohuslavická pálenka

Bohuslavická pálenka adds a culinary dimension to the activities. It is a 100% Czech original fruit brandy made from various types of fruit and produced at Bohuslavický dvůr near Telč. The fruit varieties include plums, pears, apples, peaches, melons, sour cherries and nectarines; the selection may change. The list of fruits makes clear that the brandy is not limited to a single type of fruit. With its named place of production, the product adds another consideration for your travel plans alongside the riding route and animal offerings. The pálenka is produced near Telč; the animal and horse activities are associated with Hospodářský dvůr Bohuslavice.

Accommodation in Bohuslavice

Hospodářský dvůr Bohuslavice offers stylish accommodation in a birdhouse, a cottage and a log cabin. As the offering may change, check current availability before making specific plans. If you choose accommodation based on its structure, you can factor the right type into your trip planning early on.

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