Discover Vladislav

Vladislav combines historical context, extensive hiking experiences and a vibrant local brewing culture. The town lies along a circular route through the Třebíčsko landscape and, with Pivovar Heřman, also offers a specific point of interest for anyone who would like to discover regional traditions during their journey. Those looking for a hotel or other accommodation in Vladislav can therefore weigh up their preferred focus between activity, landscape, history and enjoyment.

Hiking through the Třebíčsko landscape

The Třebíčský okruh, also known as Cesta Václava Vlastníka, is particularly characteristic. The trail, marked in yellow, is 49.5 kilometres long and leads through the picturesque landscape of the Třebíčsko region. Along the way, it runs through valleys formed by rivers and streams and over numerous hills and elevations. The route therefore primarily appeals to travellers who want to combine a longer hike with changing landscape impressions.

Vladislav is included in the circular route as an intermediate stop and return point. You should take the length of the entire route into account when planning your day. At the same time, the landscape can also be viewed as part of a more general journey of discovery through Třebíčsko, without every stay having to be centred on a single hike.

Hiking, boat trips and routes for multiple activities

The Jarní procházka na Dalešickou přehradu offers another combination of landscape and activity. The event is organised as a hiking experience and includes hiking routes combined with a boat trip on the Dalešická přehrada reservoir. In 2026, it took place for the 17th time. This option is particularly worth noting for your travel planning if you would like to combine a hike with time by the water and a boat ride on the reservoir.

Cyclists also have their own opportunity for active exploration: the cycle route between Třebíč and Vladislav is designed as a shared path for pedestrians, cyclists and inline skaters. This provides another way to experience the connection between the two towns. Depending on your preferred pace of travel, when looking for accommodation you can decide whether to focus more on the long circular hiking route, a route offering a water experience or a combination of different forms of transport.

Historical traces and local brewing culture

Vladislav also has a historical connection to the settlement of Brod. It is recorded in the founding charter of Třebíč Monastery, dated to the year 1104. This early written mention gives the town's history a specific chronological depth and complements today's nature and leisure themes with a historical perspective.

Pivovar Heřman in Vladislav represents the culinary aspect of the journey. The brewery is brewing beer again and operates a brewery restaurant. It produces traditionally brewed, unfiltered and unpasteurised beer. Those who enjoy discovering local specialities through traditional products and a visit to a brewery restaurant will find an individual highlight for their stay here. The combination of hiking trails, landscape and brewing culture makes Vladislav a destination where you can vary your daily itinerary.

More places for planning your journey

If you would like to consider other places in addition to Vladislav, you can also visit Kozlany, Slavičky, Lesní Jakubov, Lipník, Smrk, Jaroměřice Nad Rokytnou, Studenec and Horní Vilémovice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Okres Třebíč.