Best attractions and places to see around okres Jihlava, located in the Vysočina Region of the Czech Republic, offer a diverse range of experiences. The area is characterized by historical landmarks, natural beauty, and cultural sites. Visitors can explore well-preserved medieval towns, ancient castles, and extensive underground passages. The region provides opportunities to engage with history, appreciate natural landscapes, and discover local culture.
Last updated: May 4, 2026
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a charming little town, one feels like to have arrived in the 17th century
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A beautiful renovated castle, wonderfull nature around, great cyclo rides
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The town center of TELC (Teltsch) is considered so historically significant that it has received special recognition from UNESCO and been designated a World Heritage Site. A television series with the programmatic title "Treasures of the World – Heritage of Humanity" presents these sites, from all over the world and from many eras, to culture-loving viewers in 15-minute films. The episode about Telc is available – albeit only in German – in the ARD media library via the following link =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/schaetze-der-welt/historisches-zentrum-von-telc-teltsch-tschechien-folge-236/swr/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS82OTMyMTMw
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The town center of TELC (Teltsch) is considered so historically significant that it has received special recognition from UNESCO and been designated a World Heritage Site. A television series with the programmatic title "Treasures of the World - Heritage of Humanity" presents these sites, from all over the world and from many eras, to culture-loving viewers in 15-minute films. The episode about Telc is available – albeit only in German – via the following link in the ARD media library =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/schaetze-der-welt/historisches-zentrum-von-telc-teltsch-tschechien-folge-236/swr/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS82OTMyMTMw
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The Gothic castle with a dominant seven-sided tower, hidden in the woods, dates back to the first half of the 14th century. It later grew to include a fort, which was destroyed by the Hussites. The castle itself defended itself against the invaders. During the Renaissance, in the second half of the 16th century, it was transformed into a hunting lodge and the surrounding forest in the field. The castle lost its residential function at the beginning of the 19th century, the nature reserve was abolished a hundred years later. Reconstruction in the second half of the 20th century restored the dilapidated mansion to its former Gothic-Renaissance form. Currently, you can choose from two tour routes to visit the castle. They will guide you through the Gothic and Renaissance palaces, their interiors and introduce you to the overall history of the building. The second route leads through a small walkway with an exhibition of Czech ghosts, a castle chapel or an exhibition and botanical hall. The castle tower with valuable Renaissance wall paintings and period furniture is also accessible to the public. In good weather, you can enjoy the view of the surrounding countryside. Mapy.cz
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Dolní brána, or the lower city gate is one of only two entrances to the Telč marketplace that can be used by cars. the other two are tiny bridges and only suitable for bikes and pedestrians.
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Very nice zoo with some rare species depending on the exchange 👍
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The Plague Column was built in 1690 as a thank you for protection from a plague epidemic. At the top there is the statue “Immaculata”, at the corners of the base there are the statues of St. Francis Xavier, St. Joseph, St. Jacob and Sebastian. Near the Plague Column there is a memorial plaque commemorating Vilém Plocek, who set himself on fire not far from here in 1969 to protest against the Soviet occupation.
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Okres Jihlava is rich in history. You can explore the Old Town of Telč, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and its beautiful Zacharias of Hradec Square. Don't miss the Gothic Roštejn Castle, the extensive Jihlava Underground and Catacombs, or the historic Masarykovo náměstí in Jihlava with its Baroque plague column and fountains.
Yes, there are several family-friendly options. The Jihlava Zoo is a popular choice, home to over 300 animal species. The Old Town of Telč and Zacharias of Hradec Square are also great for families to explore. Additionally, Lesopark Heulos in Jihlava offers play areas and walking paths suitable for children.
For nature lovers, Čeřínek Nature Park offers mixed forests and an educational trail, transforming into a skiing destination in winter. Gustav Mahler Park provides scenic walking paths and tranquil ponds. You can also visit Horní Okrouhlík Lake for swimming and fishing, or explore the Přírodní rezervace Velký Pařezitý rybník nature reserve near Javořice.
The Vysočina Museum in Jihlava offers insights into local history, folklore, and mining. Music enthusiasts can visit the Gustav Mahler House, and the Stonařov Meteorite Museum provides a unique look at a historical meteorite shower. The restored Synagogue in Polná is also a significant cultural landmark.
Yes, you can get impressive views from the Lookout from the church tower in Jihlava, which is part of the Church of St. James. Roštejn Castle also offers scenic views of the surrounding countryside from its tower. Gustav Mahler Park provides panoramic views of the area.
Absolutely! The region is excellent for hiking. You can find easy hikes like the 'Church of the Holy Spirit – Telč Castle loop' near Telč. For more options, explore the various routes in the Easy hikes around okres Jihlava guide.
Okres Jihlava offers numerous cycling routes. You can find mountain biking trails such as the 'Pekelský vrch – Bradlo loop' or 'Štoky loop'. For a comprehensive list of routes, check out the MTB Trails around okres Jihlava guide.
The Jihlava Underground and Catacombs, with their mysterious 'shining corridor,' offer a unique and intriguing experience. The Stonařov Meteorite Museum is also a very specific and lesser-known attraction dedicated to a historical meteorite fall.
The Marian Plague Column (Mariánský morový sloup) in Jihlava was erected in 1690 as an expression of gratitude for protection from a plague epidemic. It features a statue of 'Immaculata' and various saints, and a nearby plaque commemorates Vilém Plocek.
Yes, Zacharias of Hradec Square, Telč, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is noted as wheelchair accessible. The Marian Plague Column is also accessible.
The region showcases a blend of architectural styles. In Telč, you'll find beautifully preserved Renaissance and Baroque townhouses around Zacharias of Hradec Square. Jihlava features Gothic structures like the Gate of Holy Mother and the Holy Cross Church, alongside Renaissance buildings such as the Church of the Holy Spirit with its sgraffito.
The region offers several running trails. You can find routes like the 'Running loop from Jihlava' or the 'PR Luh u Telče loop from Telč'. For more options and details, refer to the Running Trails around okres Jihlava guide.


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