Discover Vojkovice

Vojkovice brings together religious art, archaeological history, a protected natural monument and routes for cycling and hiking. When looking for a hotel in Vojkovice, you can consider whether your trip will focus more on cultural history, the landscape or outdoor activities. The places and routes provide concrete points of reference to help you decide.

Wayside Shrine and Religious Art

The wayside shrine Boží muka, dating from the early 18th century, stands on the road to Syrovice. Its niches depict the Holy Trinity, a Pietà and Saint Anthony of Padua. If you are interested in sacred imagery, you will find a clearly defined subject here: three different religious motifs are part of the same wayside shrine. Its age, location on the road to Syrovice and the figures in its niches describe different aspects of this cultural and historical landmark.

Archaeological History at Vojkovické nivy

The archaeological site of Vojkovické nivy lies on a rise above the river. Settlements or burial grounds—or possibly both—were located there in various prehistoric periods. The interpretation therefore includes two kinds of prehistoric use and remains expressly open on this point. There is also a specific finding: more than 150 graves from different periods have been investigated at Vojkovické nivy. Taken together, these details offer two perspectives on the area’s history: possible settlement or burial use over several periods, and the number of graves studied. For your trip planning, this offers a focus distinct from the wayside shrine and its religious imagery.

Natural Monument and Landscape

Vojkovická vrbovna is a natural monument on the northwestern edge of Vojkovice. It lies along the Vojkovický or Mlýnský Náhon and near the local mill. The watercourse is also a point of reference for around 500 pollarded willows that stand along the Vojkovický Náhon within the cadastral area of Vojkovice. Their stands connect with those in the cadastral area of Holasice. The number of willows and the location of the natural monument describe different concrete aspects of the landscape; not all the willows need to be part of the natural monument. Vojkovice lies in a flat area; there are also hills, small woods and bodies of water nearby. When planning your visit, you can distinguish between the protected area along the Náhon and the wider landscape with its varied terrain.

Cycling and Hiking

The Brno–Vídeň cycle route runs through Vojkovice. The red-marked long-distance hiking trail Svatojakubská also passes through the village. These two routes represent different ways to explore the area: a named cycling route and a long-distance hiking trail. If you are planning your trip around a particular activity, this distinction gives you a concrete starting point. The description of the Svatojakubská trail was last updated on January 9, 2016; check the trail markings before setting out. The Brno–Vídeň cycle route is also a separate point of reference for trip planning, without implying a connection between the two routes.

Swimming Pool in Vojkovice

Koupaliště města Židlochovice is located at Brněnská 426 in Vojkovice. For the 2026 season, it lists a 50-metre swimming pool, a 22-metre pool for non-swimmers and a children’s splash pool with a diameter of 12 metres. The three pools therefore differ both in their stated use and their dimensions. As seasonal operating arrangements can change, check the latest season information before visiting. This lets you consider the swimming pool as a separate part of your trip alongside the cultural and landscape attractions.

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