Discover Příbram Na Moravě

If you are looking for a combination of forests, trails, and local events with fixed dates during your stay, Příbram Na Moravě offers a varied character. The municipality’s area of approximately 1,200 hectares is characterized by fields and meadows, but above all by forests. There are also walking and cycling routes, traditional events throughout the year, and individual places where nature and local history come together.

Wooded Landscape and Trails

A walking trail leads through the valley of the Příbramský potok. The route passes ponds and a weekend cottage settlement, offering a landscape that reveals itself step by step. Those who prefer cycling or are planning a longer hike can use the Stezka permoníků on foot or by bicycle. It leads through hilly terrain with wide views and shady forests. For a manageable choice of routes, the shorter Příbramské krásy route is available. It is 8.5 km long, leads from the RIC to Příbram, and offers a return journey by bus. The Příbramské krásy route leads to Příbramský mlýn, which is approximately 1.6 km from this starting point. Its original inhabitants still live there; visitors are therefore asked to be considerate and to continue on afterward. On the way from Příbramský mlýn toward Příbram, a small waterfall may appear when there is sufficient water. The Kuchyňka pond is also among the natural sites described. It is considered well maintained and suitable for a summer refreshment. The Chapel of St. Florian and the Virgin Mary adds a cultural stop to the routes: it contains sculptures and Stations of the Cross.

Events with Fixed Dates

The year offers several occasions when the town presents its own event calendar. Pálení čarodějnic takes place every year on April 30 at the football field. The traditional Příbramská pouť is celebrated around May 5 in connection with Saint Florian. Den dětí takes place on the Saturday closest to June 1 and is also held at the local football field. In June, Neckyáda follows at the local pond. Unusual watercraft compete in speed and creativity contests. At the beginning of August, the Memoriál Ladislava Pospíšila brings a football tournament to Příbram: the Příbram team plays against three other teams from surrounding municipalities. Příbramské hody takes place every year on a Sunday in September as an all-day program. The festival includes a procession of people in traditional dress through the village, accompanied by a band and a horse-drawn carriage. Around the transition from September to October, Příbramské vinobraní offers the opportunity to taste wine.

Which Accommodation Location Suits Your Stay

For planning purposes, the desired focus is the most important factor. Those who want to combine trails and landscape can choose between the walking trail in the valley of the Příbramský potok, the Stezka permoníků, and the two documented routes. Those who want to organize their stay around local events should take the relevant period from the end of April to the transition from September to October into account. For getting there, you can consider scheduled buses and trains; both are integrated into the Integrated Transport System of the South Moravian Region. For additional destinations to help with your own orientation, Sivice, Lelekovice, Kaly, Podolí, Řícmanice, Hostěnice, Borovník and Troubsko are available.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Brno-Venkov.