A long and tranquil ride through lush greenery, oil deposits and parrots on top of that. You can experience such a mixture only in the Slovácko region!
33 km
2:30 hours
482 m
Start your trip in Nesovice. Standing above the village is the Nové Zámky chateau in Renaissance style, snow-white and with a turbulent history. It resembles the city castles in Northern Italy. In Snovídky, turn onto the bike trail on your left and immerse yourself in the forest kingdom.
You can quench your thirst at the Bezdýnka spring. Get ready now, as there is an ascent to the U Kříže (At the Cross) crossroads. Now enjoy the exceptionally pleasant ride along the mountain ridge, which leads through a nature-protection area of oak and mixed forests. The U Slepice (At the Hen) crossroads is located right below the highest peak of the Ždánický Les (Ždánice Forest), which bears the same name, and the two brooks Lovčický and Jordánek have their sources not far from there.
The U Zlatého Jelena (At the Golden Stag) crossroads can offer you shelter and also two memorials from different historical eras of the Czech Republic. The route will lead you to the section called Těšanka. It is an ancient trade route trodden by pilgrims, merchants and partisans – you will have a good portion of history under your feet. And we have a surprise for you: active oil wells can be found nearby! If you are in Hodonín, visit the only Czech Museum of Oil Extraction.
The Těšanka trail will lead you to Bošovice, where you can visit the Parrot Zoo. With more than 80 aviaries, this zoo, which is absolutely unique in Europe, presents colourful variations of parrots from three continents.
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Taste experiences from a culinary heaven. Beautiful nature. A museum with folk costumes which will dazzle your eyes. The folk art of the Slovácko region is definitely not boring!
You do not need to look for the fragile beauty of butterflies in Ždánice, they will be happy to show themselves to you along the way!
The tranquillity and the beautiful nature of the Ždánický Les (Ždánice Forest), the Renaissance chateau in Bučovice, a wonderful view of the Slovácko region and regional delicacies. These are some of the attractions of our bike trip, where you will definitely meet no crowds!
This healing kind of rowan tree cannot be found anywhere else in the Czech Republic. Head for the Slovácko region where the precious appleberry is intertwined with the traditions and celebrations of the area.
A walking trip to the incredible views of the “Moravian Tuscany”, impressive folk costumes, and on top of that, wine like honey. Are you still unsure about whether to go?
A unique natural zoo, a trip to see thermophilic oakwood ideal for hikers, inline skaters and cyclists. And you will walk across the centre of a pond!
Coming here just for an afternoon outing would be like trying to travel North America in a week. The Hodonín region is a perfect destination for a whole weekend, whether you are a couple in love or a large family.
What is a Philomachus pugnax or a ruff? Become a birdwatcher for a while and admire nature’s abundance of bird species! Near the ponds in Hodnín and Mutěnice, unique symphonies can be heard every day.
A longer route? Yes, but the flat terrain can be easily managed even by kids. Head up into the heart of the Great Moravian Empire to meet the Slavs! And also to experience the colourful folklore of the Podluží area.