Neubuz: Views, History and Regional Cuisine

Neubuz lies in the valley of the Všeminka stream, in varied, hilly terrain. Views, local history and regional food culture offer different starting points for planning your trip. If you are looking for a hotel for a trip to Neubuz, these topics can help you decide whether the landscape, historical traces or culinary traditions should shape your stay.

Views and Landscape around Neubuz

Vyhlídka Barborka offers year-round views of the surrounding landscape. The path there passes through a newly planted avenue of fruit trees. For your trip planning, this combines a specific landscape destination with a specially described section of path: the viewpoint and the fruit tree avenue go together, but are distinct parts of the visit.

A different kind of route is the 24 km loop from Slušovice. The road and trekking route leads to Neubuz and back to Slušovice; the 24 km refers to the entire loop. While the path to Vyhlídka Barborka leads to a viewpoint, the loop connects Slušovice with Neubuz and back again. If you would like to include cycling in your trip, you can choose between a single landscape destination and a longer route connecting two places.

Local History and Building History

The first written mention of Neubuz dates from 1373. The place name was formed by adding a possessive suffix to the personal name Neubud. The year dates the written mention; the explanation of the name, by contrast, concerns the linguistic origin of the place name.

The chapel dedicated to Saint Florian was built in 1905. As early as 1890, the municipal administration decided to build a school. This gives two specific building-related points in the town’s history: the municipal decision to build a school and the chapel, built later and dedicated to Saint Florian.

Regional Food Culture and Events

Traditional processing included cooking Trnky, drying fruit and distilling slivovitz. These historical practices complement the present-day revival of cheese production by local farmers. Demand for the cheese cannot be met. In this way, you encounter different time periods: inherited processing traditions and an agricultural practice that is being revived today.

The Neubuzské guláškování was held for the sixth time in 2026. Visitors were able to sample goulash at the event at Hospůdka Na Moštárně. If you would like to travel for a future edition, check the dates before planning. The grounds of Hospůdka Moštárna are also popular with locals and tourists, who enjoy stopping there for refreshments. The festival and the refreshment stop appeal to different travel interests: an event with goulash tasting and a break at a popular spot.

Planning Your Journey

The nearest railway station is in Želechovice, 8 km from Neubuz. If you are travelling by train, take the distance into account when planning your onward journey and check the appropriate connection before departure.

Discover more destinations: Karlovice, Ublo, Štítná Nad Vláří-Popov, Machová, Haluzice, Újezd and Valašských Klobouk, Brumov-Bylnice, Všemina.

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