Bačice combines a distinctive village centre with local traditions and opportunities to enjoy nature in the surrounding area. For a culture-focused trip, the village centre offers a tangible starting point: it consists of two connected areas. One is a village green dominated by a chapel, with original farmhouses arranged in a circle around it. This layout brings the relationship between the green, chapel and ring of houses into focus. If you are interested in the structure of small settlements, you can explore the village’s architectural layout as a travel theme in its own right. The village’s appearance and local traditions thus form a cultural focal point, while nature and fishing offer additional interests in the surrounding area.
Village Green and Cultural Monuments
The bell tower on the village green in Bačice and the cross behind Udeřice are listed as immovable cultural monuments. Their locations offer different points of interest: the tower stands on the village green, while the cross is located behind Udeřice. This cultural perspective therefore encompasses both a monument in the village centre and another landmark identified by a different location. Together with the chapel and the circular arrangement of farmhouses, they illustrate the connection between the village’s layout and its individual cultural monuments. For planning your trip, this provides two clear points of interest: the village green with its bell tower, and the cross behind Udeřice.
Local Traditions and Events
The Bačická pouť includes the traditional procession known as „zavádění“ through the village, accompanied by the DUBŇANKA brass band. The procession and music together shape this local event. At the traditional „Pálení čarodějnic“ (Witch Burning) in Bačice–Udeřice, children are provided with a Špekáček to roast. This offering may vary from one edition to another. The two traditions have different focuses: the Bačická pouť centres on the procession and its musical accompaniment, while the Witch Burning also includes an activity for children to take part in. If you would like to plan your visit around a festival, check the dates and programme for the relevant edition.
Further activities with set dates were also announced for spring 2026. On 22 March 2026, a procession with the Smrtolka through Bačice was planned to welcome spring. A „Velikonoční stezka“ (Easter Trail) was scheduled to run in Bačice from 3 to 12 April 2026, with „Pletení žil“ (Willow-Whip Weaving) announced for 5 April 2026. These dates represent three different activities: a spring procession, an Easter trail and a weaving activity. As they refer to 2026, check the latest event dates when planning future trips.
Nature and Fishing in the Surrounding Area
The area around Bačice has attractive natural areas where you can go fishing. This means that, alongside the village’s appearance and traditions, nature and fishing are also options to consider when planning your trip. If you are looking for a holiday apartment in Bačice, you can decide which focus matters more for your stay: the village layout and cultural monuments, or the natural areas and fishing opportunities nearby. This lets you accommodate different interests without having to combine them into a fixed itinerary.
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