Hodonín District: Hotels and Accommodation

The Hodonínsko region in Hodonín District is characterized by vineyards and alluvial forests. Natural habitats, historical sites, and regional cultural attractions come together here.

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Culture

The Strážnice Open-Air Museum covers 16 hectares and includes more than 60 structures. These include folk architecture, crafts, traditional agriculture, and the history of viticulture.

The Muzeum ve Vagónu in Ratíškovice presents the history of lignite mining and the railway system in Hodonín District in a historic railway carriage. The museum also rents rail bikes for a 3 km ride around Ratíškovice.

At Milotice State Chateau, historical costumes are available for rent; the selection includes around 190 costumes from the Baroque, Rococo, and Romantic periods.

Hodonínsko showcases folk songs, traditional costumes, dances, and traditional crafts. Festivals associated with the region include carnival, the welcoming of spring, vineyard-opening ceremonies, village festivals, and wine harvest festivals.

History

The Mikulčice archaeological site preserves an approximately 10-hectare early medieval settlement and includes an archaeological exhibition. The Lávka Velké Moravy bridge connects the Czech and Slovak parts of the Mikulčice archaeological park.

Nature

The Čertoryje National Nature Reserve protects typical meadow and meadow-steppe habitats of the White Carpathians, with thermophilic plant and animal communities.

Váté Písky consists of a several-kilometre-long strip of sand dunes and aeolian deposits along the railway line; thermophilic insects and rare plants occur there. Because of the strong winds that shift the loose sand into dunes, the area is locally known as the Moravian Sahara. The Váté Písky nature trail is 4.5 km long and rated as easy.

Routes and Places

Marked Moravian wine trails and the Baťa Canal connect Hodonínsko with other microregions; the cycle path along the canal is more than 80 km long and runs through Strážnice, Petrov, Sudoměřice, Rohatec, and Hodonín.

The Podluží Wine Trail offers encounters with local winemakers and examples of traditional wine-cellar architecture. Náklo Hill offers views towards the Chřiby and White Carpathian mountain ranges and can be reached via paved cycle paths from Ratíškovice, Vacenovice, and Milotice.

Dům přírody Hodonín is a visitor centre in the Bažantnice area near Hodonín Zoo and the Hodonínská Dúbrava national nature monument. The zoo covers almost six hectares and displays nearly 400 animals of 100 species. The protected area is a habitat of sandy woodland and steppe with rare and endangered plant species.

Regional Character

Hodonínsko is associated with dry, sweet, white, red, and rosé wines. The area is also associated with sweet, juicy fruit from local orchards.

Lázně Hodonín uses iodine-bromine mineral water as its primary natural resource.

Places in Hodonín District: Javorník, Kuželov, Velká Nad Veličkou, Nová Lhota, Hodonín U Kunštátu

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