Prusinovice – Discover Cultural Heritage, Trails and Nature

Prusinovice brings together historic sites, landscape and marked trails. Medieval fortifications, churches with visible construction phases, the wayside shrine Boží muka and the wood carving Dřevěný kříž, along with marked trails, create a varied picture. Nature and sporting routes round out the offering, allowing you to shape your stay according to your interests—peaceful, culture-focused or active.

History that remains visible in specific places

Tvrz Hrádek is particularly impressive. The fortified complex was built in the 14th century and is associated with a vanished village. It stands on a spur of land above the confluence of two streams that flow from south to north and join the Kozrálka. The ruins have an irregular oval core measuring approximately 30 × 20 metres. A surrounding ditch and a lowered, broad rampart encircle this core. Since 3 May 1958, Tvrz Hrádek has been protected as a cultural monument.

The Church of St Catherine also tells its story across several centuries. Its foundations are medieval, the tower dates from 1601, and the nave from the 18th century; the chancel and transept were added in 1866. The church has been protected as a cultural monument since 3 May 1958. The church of the Českobratrská církev evangelická offers a different historical perspective; it was solemnly consecrated on 9 November 1856. It contains valuable gravestones belonging to the Prusinovský von Víckov family.

Among the smaller but distinctive landmarks are Boží muka and Dřevěný kříž. Boží muka is an 18th-century wayside shrine that stands prominently in the fields near Prusinovice and serves as an important landmark. Boží muka has been protected as a cultural monument since 3 May 1958; Dřevěný kříž is a wood carving from the late 18th century. Zámčisko adds to this historical selection as a fortress of the Lords of Víckov, founded after the middle of the 15th century.

Forests, fields and marked trails

The natural landscape is represented, among other places, by Dubina. The area is designated as a natural monument and includes a natural oak-hornbeam forest with occurrences of dwarf cherry. Marked riding trails run around Prusinovice along Hrádek and Boží muka. A hiking route also passes through the village, running from Kostelec u Holešova via Pacetluky to Líšná and back. This makes it possible to explore historic sites and the landscape in different ways, without limiting the trip to a single activity.

Sporting routes and established event sections

The Rohálovské duatlon combines a 10-km run with a 50-km mountain bike race. The running section takes place in February in Prusinovice under the name Rohálovská desítka. The second part follows in April of the same year as RAAB FORCE Rohálovská 50ka. Its route, with an elevation difference of approximately 1,000 metres, runs around Prusinovice through Pacetluky, Karlovice, Líšná-nad Jankovicemi, Dobrotice, Holešov and Tučapy along forest and field roads.

Choose accommodation to suit your preferred stay

When choosing accommodation in Prusinovice, you can focus on the historic sites or on the hiking route, marked riding trails, and running and mountain biking routes.

More places for your research

If you would like to consider other places for your travel planning in addition to Prusinovice, here is a concise selection: Pačlavice, Martinice, Kyselovice, Osíčko, Skaštice, Hulín, Počenice-Tetětice and Třebětice.

To the higher-level travel overview: Kroměříž District.