Bezměrov: Haná, local history and walking routes

Bezměrov lies on the right bank of the Haná, which flows directly through the town. Bus and train services go to Bezměrov. The river landscape, local history and walking routes offer concrete points of interest when choosing a destination. If you are looking for a hotel in Bezměrov, you can consider whether a walking loop, a route along the Morava or the town’s historical connections matter most for your stay.

Walking between Bezměrov and the rivers

The circular walk from Bezměrov to Hradisko starts in the town and is about 6.5 kilometres long. It is recommended for families with children, cyclists and tourists. The approximate distance gives you a concrete idea for planning your day; Hradisko is the named destination of this loop. If you would rather follow a riverside route, you can take the Cyril and Methodius hiking route. It crosses the bridge at Bezměrov, where you can observe the Morava river area. Beyond the bridge, the route follows the river.

The two routes offer different experiences: the circular walk leads to Hradisko, while the other route follows the Morava beyond the bridge. About 200 metres beyond the bridge is Donbas Pond, a suitable place to rest and fish. Access and fishing rules may vary. The Morava–Chropyňský luh European protected area also lies north of Bezměrov’s cadastral area, offering another named natural point of interest in the region.

Local history and culture

Bezměrov was first mentioned in 1078 in a deed of donation by Otto I, Prince of Olomouc, to Hradisko Monastery near Olomouc. The town is considered one of the oldest Slavic settlements. An old trade route from the southern lands to the northern lands ran near it. These local connections range from written records and settlement history to a historical transport link.

The prehistoric past is also linked to a specific place: part of a Neolithic settlement of the Moravian Painted Ware culture was identified in the field of Přední hony near Bezměrov. The Bezměrov bell tower is part of the local cultural heritage. It was reconstructed in 2017, and houses the St. John bell, dating from 1919.

The cultural centre in Bezměrov hosts public and private social events. The programme varies, so if you plan to attend an event, check the specific date. Together with the historical traces and riverside routes, the cultural centre offers another possible point of interest when planning your trip.

Getting there and finding a hotel

Bezměrov is accessible by bus and train. Check connections for your travel date if you have a specific arrival plan. These different points of interest can help you decide whether Bezměrov suits your travel interests.

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