Congress hotel Skalský dvůr with a total capacity of 750 seats in all halls offers a comprehensive solution for organizing your conference, training or teambuilding. Moreover, in the beautiful nature of the Žďár forests, in a quiet environment on the shore of a pond, between Prague and Brno.
The entire building of the Třešť chateau has undergone extensive reconstruction since 2018, and in less than two months, visitors will see a grand opening.
The chateau with a hotel and a 16-hectare English garden with a geopark is managed by the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. It will offer conference facilities of all kinds, accommodation in several categories, restaurant and wellness.
Dozens of educational trails in Vysočina offer sites of natural interest, glass making, folk architecture, traces left by painters and writers, and even wine grape growing. Come and join us on trips across the awakening countryside of our picturesque region.
Restrictions put in place due to the global coronavirus pandemic have caused a slump in visitor numbers and tourist spending in Vysočina by 85 to 95 per cent compared to 2019. The support of inbound tourism will be paramount in improving the situation once the restrictions are lifted.
There is a new teaching centre in Vysočina, which cost almost CZK 187 million. This auditorium at the College of Polytechnics in Jihlava significantly broadens the range of conference venues in the region.
The University Centre at Masaryk University in Telč lies in the very heart of the historic centre of this unique ‘UNESCO’ town. The centre has found its home in the majestic compound of former Jesuit College buildings, which have naturally undergone various changes throughout their time in history, but have preserved the unique atmosphere of the place, nevertheless. It is a place that was, and still is, mostly associated with education and enlightenment activities.
The new building of the Ayurveda Pavilion in the Svatá Kateřina (Saint Catherine) Resort won the Building of the Year for 2019.