Martinice U Onšova offers several different points of interest for a trip: a fishing area at Martinický rybník, nature along Martinický potok, group hiking, cycling routes and historic buildings. When choosing a holiday rental, you can use these themes to help decide where to stay. Consider whether fishing, nature, the hiking group, cycling or architectural history is particularly important to your travel plans.
Fishing Waters and Stream Landscape
The Martinický potok 2 A fishing area includes the 7-hectare Martinický rybník in the cadastral area of Martinice u Onšova. If fishing influences your choice of location, check the current fishing management information and fishing regulations in advance. Rules can change, so it is worth checking the latest information when planning.
Martinický potok is another natural feature of the village: the Natura 2000 site Martinický potok is located in the area of Martinice u Onšova. A large population of bullhead (Cottus gobio) lives along a very long section of the stream. The surrounding landscape also includes permanent grassland, arable land and woodland. The long stretch of stream is a specific point of interest for travellers interested in river landscapes. If the precise boundaries of the protected area are important for your plans, check the latest official information.
Hiking and Cycling
Hiking enthusiasts can join the “Kamarádi turistiky” group at any time. There are cycling routes in the cadastral area of Martinice u Onšova and its surroundings. This offers two different ways to plan your trip: the option of joining a hiking group and cycling routes whose course you should check on current local maps, as route networks can change.
Historic Mill and Architecture
Martinický mlýn is a notable historic mill complex dating from the 18th century, below the dam of Martinický rybník. The complex includes a single-storey timber-framed granary. It is considered an outstanding example of rural architecture and one of the last examples of its kind in the region. One important limitation to bear in mind when planning your trip: the mill complex is not open to the public.
Another historic monument is Kaplička U kněžny, the only preserved historic monument in Martinice u Onšova. If you plan to visit, check its current condition locally. The village’s history also goes back a long way: the historic name “Bílé Martinice” is documented, and the first mention dates from the pre-Hussite period. Together, the mill, granary, chapel and historic village name offer different insights into the village’s architecture and history.
Another cultural and historical connection is the 1978 film “Jak dostat tatínka do polepšovny.” Romantic scenes in the film were shot in the surroundings of Martinice u Onšova in the Pelhřimov area. For film enthusiasts, this connection offers a different perspective on the village’s history from its buildings and historic names.
Discover more destinations: Hojanovice, Stojčín, Nová Buková, Řečice U Humpolce, Obrataň, Zmišovice, Horní Ves, Jankov U Pelhřimova.
For the overview of the wider area: Okres Pelhřimov.
