Pekárna, Natural monument near Žebětín in Brno, Czech Republic

Pekárna is a protected natural monument in Brno-Žebětín featuring rocky formations and diverse plant and animal communities. The site includes varied habitats that support species typical of the local region and its ecological conditions.

Pekárna is registered as a natural monument under number 1458, administered by the AOPK Brno office. The protection covers an oak-hornbeam stand with rich flora and a nesting site for birds. Along the southern boundary stand a row of preserved 18th-century boundary stones marking a parcel of the Žebětín cadastre that belonged to the estate of the St. Thomas Monastery in Brno.

The name Pekárna, Czech for "bakery", is traditional and not explained by the sources. Along the southern boundary stands a row of preserved 18th-century boundary stones marking a section of the Žebětín cadastre that belonged to the estate of the St. Thomas Monastery in Brno.

The site is accessible via marked pathways that allow visitors to observe nature while protecting sensitive areas. The location lies close to Brno and can be reached on foot or by public transportation.

Along the southern boundary of the monument stands a row of preserved 18th-century boundary stones marking a section of the Žebětín cadastre that belonged to the estate of the St. Thomas Monastery in Brno.