📜 A picturesque microregion in the Kyjov Slovácko area of the Czech Republic, known for its rich cultural and folklore traditions, excellent wine, and historical monuments.
🌳 Spanning 7690 hectares with 13,325 inhabitants, it features lowlands, hills, sandy areas, pine forests, and vineyards.
🚶♀️ Explore charming villages like Milotice, Skoronice, and Ratíškovice.
🍷 Discover typical wine alleys and enjoy excellent local wine.
🎉 Experience vibrant cultural and folklore traditions, including colorful folk costumes and community events.
🚴♀️ Utilize a dense network of developed cycle paths, including the Moravian Wine Trails.
🪁 Join the "Drakiáda na letišti" (Kite Festival at the airport) for plane exhibitions, airport tours, and kite flying.
🍇 Experience the "Trh místních produktů a Burčákové putování" (Market of Local Products and Burčák Wandering) in September, featuring wine tasting and a rich fair.
💃 Enjoy "Seniordance" in late August, a popular gathering for seniors from the microregion's municipalities.
🐷 Participate in the "Silvestrovské putování za prasátkem" (New Year's Eve Piggy Walk), a themed march ending with traditional feast.
ℹ️ Visit the Konírna (Stables) at Milotice Castle for information, entertainment, and education.
🎨 Browse products from regional artisans and unique creations.
👧 For children, enjoy a dedicated corner, a Dragon's Lair with treasure, workshops, and an educational panel.
📍 Located in South Moravia, in the central part of the Hodonín district, between Kyjov and Hodonín.
⛰️ The terrain consists of lowlands and hills of the Lower Moravian Valley, with altitudes around 185-200m, peaking at Náklo hill (265m).
🌲 Characterized by sandy areas covered with pine forests, vineyards, and orchards.
🗺️ The microregion offers excellent conditions for tourism with marked hiking and cycling routes.
🚴♀️ It serves as a "hub" for the Moravian Wine Trails, with the main Moravian Wine backbone route passing through five of its villages.
🤝 Founded in spring 2002 by the municipalities of Milotice, Skoronice, Ratíškovice, Vacenovice, Vlkoš, and Svatobořice-Mistřín.
📜 Its historical name dates back to the early 17th century, linked to the Milotice estate.
🗓️ Guided by a Development Program for 2020–2026 and Tourism/Cycle Path Development Strategies.
Adults: 30 CZK
Children (over 3): 20 CZK
Family (2 adults, max 3 children): 85 CZK
Students & Seniors: 25 CZK
April, October: Saturday–Sunday 10:00–17:00
May–September: Tuesday–Sunday 10:00–17:00