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The circuit of the Skalická wine trail bypasses the northwestern exit of the Záhoří region, (if you wish to remain in one acomodation the circuit can be split into different routes. We start the route on the border bridge on the river Moravia near Hodonín in the direction of Holíč.

The only stone mill in Slovakia awaits you on the trail. The windmill is the only stone mill in Slovakia, which represents the Dutch type of mill.

We pass through the westernmost outcrop of the White Carpathians, where vineyards were planted in the cadastres of Prietržky, Vrádišť and Skalice, and our route leads under the slopes between the vineyards, where there are countless sheds and wine cellars .

This circular hiking trail in the Slunečná nad Velkéch Pavlovice area offers a beautiful silhouette of Pálava.

The steep climb to the hill and the Kraví Hora lookout tower, above Bořetice, is well worthy and it is redeemed by a gorgeous view of the rolling landscape, from which bluish silhouettes of the hill with overgrown vineyards emerge at dusk and the red roofs of the villages disappear in the valleys in the bluish gloom. 

In the Velkopavlovice region, in soils with a high magnesium content, where the blue varieties of grapes  particularly thrive. Be sure to try the excellent purple Frankovka wine variety with a scent of cinnamon and cherries or the mildly spicy Modry Portugal typical of the local region. These wines can be tasted, for example, in the area of ​​wine cellars of the Highest Vrbice, in the Kobyl cellar alley or the cellar settlement of Belegrady in Velké Bílovice, the largest wine-growing village in Slovácko.

The region through which the god Velkopavlovicko passed is not a wine-growing sub-region for a one-day trip, but rather a several-day sightseeing expedition. This route offers countless tourist and wine attractions that allow you to put together a trip according to topics, for example.

Northern sections of the Velkopavlovická wine trail will delight lovers of long climbs and distant views, natural monuments Nosislavská Bay, Roviny or Louky pod Kumstátu near Krumvíř are unique habitats on the edge of the Ždánický forest.

The southern branch of the trail leads from Vrbice through a swinging landscape between the most famous vineyards to the largest wine village in the Czechia. Velké Bílovice are famous for the independent wine.

The backbone of the Moravian Wine Trail in Terezín enters Slovácko and the wine-growing sub-region of the same name. Take the whole route or choose areas of particular interest.

The Moravská wine route uses the rugged relief of the landscape and a dense network of paved field paths and cycle paths on its pilgrimage through the ethnographic area of Kyjovské Dolňácko . In the first part of the section, you will find three important cellar colonies on the plateau , which are an example of typical cellar buildings in the region. Ratíškovický Slavín among the vineyards under the hill Náklo as well as Vacenovice Žlébky is one of the youngest wine complexes in Moravia. Contact one of the present farmers every winemaker likes to boast the depth of his underground and the family wine making tradition.

This is very interesting hike from the point of view of “things to see” as well as enjoying wine tating along the way.

The western branch of the trail leading through the former Bzenec area begins here with a short ascent to Žeravice . The settlement, whose history dates back to the 13th century, is not only an important wine-growing village with a rich federal life, but also a place where there are several remarkable architectural and historical monuments. Sightseeing of the village begins at the Baroque church dedicated to the Baptism of St. John from 1722. The monument of TG Masaryk in front of the church is one of the few statues of the founder of the modern Czech state, which was not removed during the communist dictatorship.

The wine trail copying the borders of the former Mutěnice wine region forms a closed circuit in the form of a horizontal and very rough figure of eight. A well-navigable and undemanding route usually leads along paved field roads. Walking through cultivated landscapes, green draws, orchards and vineyards offers interesting hiking and first-class wine experiences.

At Šardice a path passes through the village around the cellars by the playground, passing the former Augustinian bishop’s residence and the historic Loyder’s cellar . When a row of Za Dědinů wine cellars appears in sight. This is followed by a picturesque passage with vineyards and a wide open view of Babí lom and the settlements below the hill.

The wrinkled color relief of the landscape is reminiscent of Impressionist paintings, the sides are decorated with chapels and the Passion of Christ, a proof of the region’s religiosity.

The trail leads from the southern border of Moravia through the flat part of central Podluží through hills on the edge of the Kyjovská pahorkatina in the vicinity of Starý Poddvorov to the northern wine-growing areas of Slovácko , where vineyards alternate between large forest areas. 

Conquering the rugged Podluží wine trail , which is widely straddled by the plains of this fertile region, you can start in the metropolis of the Břeclav region. The wine colonies in Moravská Nová Ves , Mikulčice or Prušánky are unique examples of cellar architecture and the seat of dozens of excellent winemakers who offer wine tasting and a complete information service about viticulture and tourist attractions in the area.

The route starts at Kutná Hora’s Palackého náměstí and leads to a vineyard below the Sukov hill on the northern edge of the town. Although viticulture has a centuries-old tradition in the Kutná Hora region, the oldest record of it is in the Kosmov Chronicle from 1101, the modern renewal of vineyards under Sukov began only in 1977.

The Tramín červený (red) and Svatovavřinecké varieties thrive best on its medium-heavy, stony-sandy soils. The company Vinné sklepy Kutná Hora is trying to resurrect the glory of the local winery.

The André Region Trail leads through the picturesque region along paths inviting you to look around the region or stop at a blanket of sparkling liquid. The trail is aptly illustrated by the logo placed on the signs.

You can choose a visit to the Vinium joint-stock company, a tourist destination on the Moravian Wine Trail, will take you through the history of large-scale wine production in Velké Pavlovice and current technologies. During the tour, you will learn all about the production of first-class quality and quality wines. The tasting will surely convince you of the truth of the VINUM motto …

Fans of straight road sections and relaxing paths between fields and vineyards will appreciate the northern part of the trail, which begins in Pravlov , romantic souls will be captivated by the winding parts near the meanders of the river Dyje .

Lovers of more demanding terrain will best enjoy the Podyjí National Park and the forest sections north of Znojmo .

For lovers of wine and mysterious cellar labyrinths, we recommend a visit to the villages south of Znojmo.

Wine colonies in the villages of Šaldorf-Sedlešovice , Hnanice andŠatov , for the most part, have retained the most authentic appearance of the original farm buildings, and the wines of the local winemakers are among the best that wine-growing South Moravia has to offer.

The land of sun and spreading colourful flora which turns into thick forests fascinates everybody who likes fresh air and view of local colour. Flowerbeds of violets, snowdrops, wild garlic or gurgling of a waterfall let you know that this is the best place for chill out in the heart of western Slovakia, in the Little Carpathians.

Put on your hiking boots and set out with us step by step for unique beauties hidden in Little Carpathians. Get to know the secrets of castle ruins, have a look into an only cave in western Slovakia open to the public – cave Driny – or set out with the whole family for a picnic to the Smolenice Castle. The brave ones can enjoy a beautiful view from local lookout towers or from hills Kukla and Veľká Homola.

Discover Little Carpathians a land of quality wines and sweet mead Včelovina that combines tradition with quality.