The Cesta přírodou nature trail starts and ends at the town hall in the centre of Újezd u Brna. Other points of interest include a museum of air defence technology, a natural monument with a clearly defined conservation objective and historic memorial sites. These offer different ways to shape your stay: you can focus on a marked hiking route, technology or history.
Nature Trail and Natural Monument
Established in 2025, the Cesta přírodou nature trail is about 6.5 kilometres long. Its start and end are at the town hall in the centre. The route is marked in two sections: the first follows the green hiking trail markers, and the second the yellow ones. The length, start and end points, and sequence of markers give you concrete details to consider when planning the route into your stay. You can decide how much time to set aside in your day based on your own pace and other plans.
Another connection with nature is the PP Špice Natural Monument, located northeast of Újezd u Brna. It protects a steppe flora site, particularly the Tatarian sea kale. The nature-related attractions are therefore distinct: Cesta přírodou offers a marked route, while PP Špice has a specific botanical conservation objective. If you are especially interested in protected plants, the Tatarian sea kale is a precise point of reference; for planning a hike, the trail’s length and markers are what matter.
Air Defence Museum and History
The Muzeum protivzdušné obrany (PVO) in Újezd u Brna presents aircraft, radar and missile technology, military equipment, command post furnishings and contemporary documents. Visitors can also see rooms that were once inaccessible to the public. The collection brings together technical subjects, military equipment and documents. If you are choosing the area for its technology and military history rather than for a hiking route, the museum offers a distinct focus of its own.
A cannon shot from the Chapel of Saint Anthony marked the start of the Battle of the Three Emperors on 2 December 1805. Another historic commemoration is the monument to the victims of the plane crash, unveiled in 2013. It commemorates the crash of a passenger aircraft on 10 October 1962 within the cadastral area of Újezd u Brna. The two points of reference are clearly distinct: one marks the beginning of a battle, while the other remembers the victims of a plane crash.
Farm Trail and Activities at Farma U Staré Hory
Farma U Staré Hory has an 800-metre farm trail. It starts at the pasture behind the Evangelical church in Rychmanov. At 800 metres, this route is considerably shorter than the approximately 6.5-kilometre Cesta přírodou nature trail. If you choose routes by their length, the farm trail offers a shorter option, while the nature trail is the longer one.
Farma U Staré Hory also offers guided walks with the farmer for groups of at least ten children. Visitors can feed the animals with feed available there for a small fee. The minimum group size is a specific consideration when planning a group walk; for feeding the animals, the activity includes feed that must be paid for. This lets you distinguish between a guided group activity and feeding the animals without linking either offer to the farm trail.
Getting Around the Region
Railway line 300, which connects Brno with Přerov, runs through Újezd u Brna. The town’s position on a railway line with two named endpoints is another useful reference when finding your way around the region. Together with the hiking, nature, museum and history attractions, this can help you choose Újezd U Brna based on the interests that you want to shape your stay around.
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