Top South Moravian Wineries to Visit
From boutique family estates to renowned producers, discover the best wineries in the region. We cover Mikulov, Znojmo, and the charming wine villages with practical visiting tips.
Read Full GuideDiscover the Magic of Moravian Wine
Journey through the sun-kissed vineyards of South Moravia, where centuries of winemaking tradition meets modern excellence. Experience world-class wines, charming wine cellars, and unforgettable tastings in the heart of Central Europe.
Why Visit Moravian Wine Country
Three compelling reasons to explore this hidden gem of Central European wine
Award-Winning Wines
South Moravia produces 96% of Czech wines, with varieties like Palava, Riesling, and Gruner Veltliner winning international recognition at prestigious competitions.
Rich Heritage
Wine has been produced here since the 3rd century AD. Explore historic wine cellars, many dating back to the 16th century, carved into the limestone hills.
Authentic Experience
Unlike crowded wine destinations, Moravia offers intimate tastings with passionate winemakers, often in family-owned cellars with generations of expertise.
The Heart of Czech Winemaking
South Moravia stretches along the Austrian border, blessed with a unique microclimate that rivals the great wine regions of Europe. The Palava hills, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, create perfect conditions for growing aromatic white varieties.
The region is divided into four main sub-regions, each with distinct characteristics:
- Mikulov - Known for elegant whites and the iconic Palava grape
- Znojmo - Famous for aromatic Sauvignon Blanc and Riesling
- Velke Pavlovice - Produces excellent reds and late-harvest wines
- Slovacko - Traditional winemaking with folk heritage
Explore Our Wine Guides
In-depth articles to help you plan your Moravian wine adventure
Wine Tasting Guide for Beginners
New to Moravian wines? Learn about indigenous grape varieties, tasting etiquette, and how to navigate a Czech wine menu. Plus, tips for wine tourism in the region.
Read Full GuidePlan Your Wine Journey
Whether you are a seasoned oenophile or a curious traveler, South Moravia welcomes you with open arms and full glasses. The wine tourism infrastructure has developed significantly, offering everything from self-guided vineyard walks to multi-day wine tours.
The best time to visit is from late August through October during harvest season, when the vineyards are alive with activity and many wineries host special events. Spring and early summer offer quieter visits and beautiful flowering vineyards.
Getting There
- From Prague: 2.5 hours by car via D1 highway
- From Vienna: 1 hour by car, making it perfect for day trips
- By train: Regular connections to Breclav and Znojmo
- Brno Airport: 30 minutes to the wine region
