The village of Ocmanice is located less than four kilometers northwest of Náměště nad Oslavou. It is located above the right bank of the river Oslava at an altitude of 320 m.a.s.l.
The village has primarily an agricultural character and only basic civic amenities.
The development consists of terraced construction of family houses spread out on both sides of the through state road and other local roads. Most of the houses are built as farm buildings with passageways to the yard to the outbuildings and then to the gardens.
Ocmanice includes two solitudes. Placký dvůr and Stružský (Padrtův) mill, both are south of Ocmanice near the road and railway to Třebíč.
In the village there is a small belfry and also a memorial to those who died in the First World War. There is also a historical cemetery in the village. In 2004, a lookout tower was opened over the reservoir with a view of the surrounding area.
Along the road around Placký dvor is Haukwitz's Alley, which has been declared a landscape monument and is easily visible from the lookout tower. Near the Stružský mill, along the road to Náměště, there is a declared "Natural monument" with growing coneflowers.
You can find the municipal office at Ocmanice 47, Třebíč district.
Municipal office - office hours:
Monday: 17:00 - 19:00.